A muscle of fascicle is a:
Correct answer: C. Bundle of muscle fibres
- A. Bundle of connective tissue
- B. Bundle of myofibrils
- C. Bundle of muscle fibres
- D. Muscle cells
Explanation
Correct option: CIt is taken directly from the definition of muscle fascicle.A muscle fascicle is a bundle of muscle fibres (also known as muscle cells or muscle fibres) that are surrounded and held together by connective tissue called perimysium. Multiple fascicles together make up a muscle.
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