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Explain Wakefield's (1992)concept of "harmful dysfunction."
Muscle Fibers
The cells of muscles that are specialized for contraction, allowing for body movements, posture maintenance, and heat production among other functions.
Actin And Myosin
Two proteins that form the basis of muscle contraction and movement in cells, playing a crucial role in the sliding filament model of muscle contraction.
Optimal Overlap
The ideal arrangement of actin and myosin filaments within a muscle fiber for maximum muscle contraction efficiency.
Muscle Tension
The force generated by the contraction of muscles, important in movement, maintenance of posture, and the production of body heat.
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