Cells in one type of this tissue are bundled together by perimysium.
Cells in one type of this tissue are bundled together by perimysium. That type has indentations in their plasma membranes known as T-tubules. Those cells also use the protein titin to connect the Z and M lines. Another type of this tissue has cells separated by (*) intercalated disks that allow them to act in synchrony, and is protected from tetanus by a long refractory period. Troponin and sarcomeres are not present in one form of this tissue, which is responsible for peristalsis in the digestive tract and known as the smooth type. Actin and myosin form the striations in the other two types of, for 10 points, what contracting tissue that makes up the heart, tongue, and biceps?
Cells in one type of this tissue are bundled together by perimysium.
{muscle} tissue [accept {skeletal muscle} tissue before "intercalated" and{striated muscle} tissue before "not present"]