Microscopic Anatomy of Cardi. 10. Describe the structure of the intercalated discs. What role does this structure play in the function of cardiac muscle?

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Q: Describe the histology of cardiac muscle tissue, and differentiate ?it from that of skeletal muscle?

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Q: At rest, the cardiac muscle is what?

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