In the structure of a muscle, several fascicles lie bundled together to form a muscle, just as several (a. bone cells b. ligaments c. osteons) lie together to form compact bone tissue. Each muscle fiber, which is a muscle cell, consists of protein fibers. Similarly, the matrix that lies outside bone cells consists of a protein fiber called (a. actin b. collagen c. myosin) ?

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Roger Blanchard

Biology

6 May, 19:59

In the structure of a muscle, several fascicles lie bundled together to form a muscle, just as several (a. bone cells b. ligaments c. osteons) lie together to form compact bone tissue. Each muscle fiber, which is a muscle cell, consists of protein fibers. Similarly, the matrix that lies outside bone cells consists of a protein fiber called (a. actin b. collagen c. myosin) ?

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Selena Hayes · Answer 1

The answer is option B.

Explanation:

Reduced bone tissue is one of the two kinds of bone tissue. The other one is called elastic bone tissue. Reduced bone has a higher thickness, as the name suggests, contrasted with light bone. They are comprised of firmly stuffed osteons. The grid that lies outside the bone cells is called connective tissues. Connective tissues are comprised of collagen strands and a mix of other elastin filaments.