Give differences: Non-striated muscle and striated muscle.

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Non-striated muscleStriated muscle
$(1)$ It is also called smooth muscle.$(1)$ It is also called skeletal muscle.
$(2)$ They are composed of spindle-shaped cells having a single nucleus.$(2)$ It is made up of multinucleated,long,cylindrical cells.
$(3)$ They are involuntary.$(3)$ They are voluntary.
$(4)$ They are located in internal organs.$(4)$ They are connected to bones.
$(5)$ They do not get tired quickly.$(5)$ They get tired quickly.

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