Name the muscular tissue which is present in the iris of the eye. What is the shape of these cells?
(N/A) The muscular tissue present in the iris of the eye is the $Smooth$ muscle (also known as involuntary muscle).
These cells are $spindle-shaped$ (fusiform), meaning they are wide in the middle and tapered at both ends.
These cells are $spindle-shaped$ (fusiform), meaning they are wide in the middle and tapered at both ends.
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