A calcium deficiency would

create uncoordinated muscle contractions by interfering with the motor neuron

allow muscle contraction, but not relaxation, as the cross bridges would not detach

prevent contraction by preventing myosin from binding to actin

have no effect on muscle contraction or relaxation

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Rylie Hayden

Biology

28 September, 11:18

A calcium deficiency would

create uncoordinated muscle contractions by interfering with the motor neuron

allow muscle contraction, but not relaxation, as the cross bridges would not detach

prevent contraction by preventing myosin from binding to actin

have no effect on muscle contraction or relaxation

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Ezekiel · Answer 1

A calcium deficient would:

C) prevent contraction by preventing myosin from binding to actin

**I'm assuming that you mean a severe lack of calcium where there's not enough to bind to troponins.

A calcium deficiency wouldcreate uncoordinated muscle contractions by interfering with the motor neuronallow muscle contraction, but not relaxation, as the cross bridges would not detachprevent contraction by preventing myosin from binding to actinhave no effect on muscle contraction or relaxation