The diagram given below represents the structure of a striated muscle fiber. Label the parts $A, B, C, D, E$ and $F$.

  • A
    $A$-Sarcoplasm,$B$-Nucleus,$C$-Sarcolemma,$D$-Myofibril,$E$-Dark band,$F$-Light band
  • B
    $A$-Sarcoplasm,$B$-Light band,$C$-Myofibril,$D$-Sarcolemma,$E$-Nucleus,$F$-Dark band
  • C
    $A$-Light band,$B$-Sarcoplasm,$C$-Myofibril,$D$-Sarcolemma,$E$-Nucleus,$F$-Dark band
  • D
    $A$-Sarcolemma,$B$-Nucleus,$C$-Dark band,$D$-Light band,$E$-Sarcoplasm,$F$-Myofibril

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