File:Transverse sections through part of a myofibril.jpg
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English: When viewed in high magnification, each muscle fibre is seen to contain a large number of myofibrils 1-2 micro meter in diameter that run in parallel fashion and extend entire length of the cell. The myofibrils contain myofilaments. The thick filament which is about 16nm in diameter is composed of myosin. Thin filaments are 7-8nm thick and are composed chiefly of actin molecule. Each myosin filament is surrounded by six actin filaments on each end. |
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