Structure and Types of Smooth Muscle || Multi Unit Smooth Muscles vs Unitary Smooth Muscles

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Structure and Types of Smooth Muscle: Multi Unit Smooth Muscles vs Unitary Smooth Muscles:
Smooth muscles are made up of small fusiform muscle fibers. Their contractile elements are basically same as those in the skeletal muscle, but they are organized in a different way. In multiunit smooth muscle, each fiber operates independently, whereas in unitary smooth muscle, all the muscle fibers contract as a single unit
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:19 Smooth Muscle Fiber
00:35 Contractile Elements: Actin, Myosin & Dense Bodies
01:51 Types of Smooth Muscles
02:07 Multi-unit Smooth Muscles
02:51 Unitary Smooth Muscles
03:44 Summary
Dr Vipul Navadiya
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