Muscles Crossword

Elongated and parallel cells,striated, multinucleate; nuclei peripherally located
Bundle of myofilaments that surrounds a muscle fascicle
Once the muscle cell is stimulated, this is released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum, make their way to the thin filaments, and allow the binding sites on the actin to be exposed
carry materials and signals into the cytoplasm, allowing rapid communication throughout the cell.
Connective tissue layer that surrounds a muscle fiber
In the walls of internal organs and blood vessels, near hair follicles in skin
The protein found in thin filaments
Network of branching fibers, striations less distinct than skeletal, joined by intercalated discs
The more movable attachment of the muscle,
A muscle that directly opposes a specific action
A muscle that directly brings about a specific action
The attachment of the muscle that stays stationary
Where a motor neuron is able to transmit a signal to the muscle fiber, causing muscle contraction
The main neurotransmitter that is released from the synaptic terminal that results in muscle contraction
The protein that calcium will bind to to allow actin to be exposed
Facial Muscle that closes and protrudes lips
Facial muscle that elevates mandible to close jaw and protrudes the mandible
Facial Muscle that compresses cheek while whistling or blowing
Facial muscle that closes the eyelid and acts during squinting and blinking
Facial muscle that elevates the mandible to close the jaw, and retrudes the mandible