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HELP PLEASE!!! please keep it short According to the sliding filament theory what happens to the sacromere during a muscle contraction?​
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HELP PLEASE!!! please keep it short

According to the sliding filament theory what happens to the sacromere during a muscle contraction?​

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A muscle fiber will contract when myosin filaments pull actin filaments closer together and thus shortening sarcomeres within a fiber.

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