How do I put this in my own words? “Sarcomeres are the smallest subunit if a myofibril.”

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How do I put this in my own words?

“Sarcomeres are the smallest subunit if a myofibril.”

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Step-by-step explanation:

"Sarcomeres are tiny components that make up a myofibril, which is a part of muscle fibers."

Mukul Kumar Jha answered Sep 2, 2019

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