What distinguishes skeletal muscle from cardiac muscle?

Cardiac muscle is controlled involuntary, whereas skeletal muscle is voluntary.

Skeletal muscle is controlled involuntary, whereas cardiac muscle is voluntary.

Cardiac cells are striated, whereas cardiac cells are not.

Cardiac cells have multiple nuclei, whereas skeletal cells do not.

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30 March, 03:46

What distinguishes skeletal muscle from cardiac muscle?

Cardiac muscle is controlled involuntary, whereas skeletal muscle is voluntary.

Skeletal muscle is controlled involuntary, whereas cardiac muscle is voluntary.

Cardiac cells are striated, whereas cardiac cells are not.

Cardiac cells have multiple nuclei, whereas skeletal cells do not.

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Lilyana Andersen · Answer 1

Cardiac muscle is controlled involuntary, whereas skeletal muscle is voluntary.

Explanation:

Cardiac muscles are heart muscles which are not under the control of human while skeleton muscles are voluntary muscles and respond according to the stimulus.