Muscular dystrophy is an inherited genetic disease that causes the muscles to A. atrophy. B. enlarge. C. relax. D. form contractures.

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Muscular dystrophy is an inherited genetic disease that causes the muscles to

A. atrophy.
B. enlarge.
C. relax.
D. form contractures.

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The right answer is B

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