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17 July, 09:45

What are individual muscle cells termed?

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    The scientific or medical word for individual muscle cells is myocyte. These are long, tubular cells that came from myoblasts. There are 3 types of myocytes - cardiac (found in the heart tissues), skeletal (supports the body) and smooth muscle cells (controls involuntary movements).
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