Heart muscle, true are all except_______________?

Correct answer: C. Has multiple nuclei

  • A. Act as syncytium
  • B. Has gap junctions
  • C. Has multiple nuclei
  • D. Has branching

Explanation

Cardiac muscle cells branch and connect through gap junctions, allowing the myocardium to function as a syncytium. They usually have a single centrally placed nucleus, unlike skeletal muscle fibers, which have multiple peripheral nuclei.

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