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12. Add the following terms to the photo of cardiac muscle at the right: intercalated disc nucleus of cardiac muscle fiber striations cardiac muscle fiber B COTOOL nucleus of k

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Microscopic Anatomy of Cardiac Muscle
12. Add the following terms to the photo
of cardiac muscle at the right:
intercalated disc
nucleus of cardiac muscle fiber
striations
cardiac muscle fiber
Cordial
nucleus of musik fibe

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