What Action Is Described by the Sliding-Filament Theory

question 147

Multiple Choice

What action is described by the sliding-filament theory?

• A)The stimulation of the muscle contraction by the sarcoplasmic reticulum
• B)The action of the actin filament sliding across the myosin to shorten the fiber and generate force
• C)The process of skeletal muscles moving the limbs
• D)The rate of twitching within the myofiber

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