Which fibres,contractile in nature,are found in muscles?

  • A
    White fibres
  • B
    Myofibrils
  • C
    Microfibrils
  • D
    Elastic fibres

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Select the correct statements regarding the mechanism of muscle contraction.
$A.$ It is initiated by a signal sent by $\text{CNS}$ via a motor neuron.
$B.$ Neurotransmitter generates an action potential in the sarcolemma.
$C.$ Increased $Ca^{++}$ level leads to the binding of calcium with troponin on actin filaments.
$D.$ Masking of the active site of actin prevents contraction; unmasking leads to contraction.
$E.$ Utilising the energy from $\text{ATP}$ hydrolysis to form a cross-bridge.

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