For 10 points, name these muscles that differ from skeletal or cardiac muscles in that they are not striated.
On a cellular level, they differ from the other two types in that they are long, thin, mononuclear and pointed at both ends. Found in the intestines and bladder, as well as the walls of arteries and veins, they are usually controlled by the autonomic nervous system.  For 10 points, name these muscles that differ from skeletal or cardiac muscles in that they are not striated.
On a cellular level, they differ from the other two types in that they are long, thin, mononuclear and pointed at both ends.
smooth muscles  (accept visceral muscles)