This tissue is activated by the neurotransmitter acetylcholine.
A specialized type of this tissue is joined up by intercalated discs. In this tissue, hydrolysis of ATP causes the "head" of a protein to snap forward, attach, and then snap back. This tissue gets an alternating light-dark appearance from its M and Z lines. In this tissue, signals transmitted along T-tubules activate the protein complex (*) troponin. Energy is provided to this tissue by creatine and glycogen. This tissue is activated by the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. This tissue is made of sarcomeres that contain "sliding filaments" of myosin and actin. For 10 points, name this tissue that contracts, allowing you to move.
A specialized type of this tissue is joined up by intercalated discs.
(striated) muscles [prompt on heart tissue before “glycogen”] &lt;JR&gt;