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During the contraction cycle of muscle, ATP binds to: a. myosin heads b. myosin shafts c. actin d. tropomyosin e. troponin
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During the contraction cycle of muscle, ATP binds to:

a. myosin heads
b. myosin shafts
c. actin
d. tropomyosin
e. troponin

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Answer:

a. myosin heads.

Step-by-step explanation:

the ATP is what allows the myosin to dettach from the actin to continue the cross bridge cycle

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