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8. Protein Function - Part 5 of 5
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8. Protein Function / Skeletal Muscle Anatomy / Problem 13
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In a muscle contraction scenario, what would happen if actin filaments were unable to bind to myosin?
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Muscle contraction would not occur as myosin cannot pull on actin filaments.
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Myosin would bind to the sarcoplasmic reticulum instead.
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Muscle contraction would occur normally.
D
Actin filaments would contract independently.
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