Cardiac muscle has striations.

Skeletal Muscle Tissue

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Meredith Lanza
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Striations are visible under a microscope.
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Intercalated disks are found in cardiac muscle.
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Intercalated disks facilitate communication between cardiac muscle cells.
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Cardiac muscle is involuntary.
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It operates without conscious control.
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Image showing striated cardiac muscle with intercalated disks.
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This diagram illustrates the structure of cardiac muscle.
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Smooth muscle
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A type of muscle tissue that is non-striated and involuntary.
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Nervous Tissue
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A type of tissue in the body that includes neurons.
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Neuron
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A cell in the nervous system that transmits information.
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