//_can fit between actin filaments that have ______ crosslinkers, converting them tobundlesMyosin II, long, contractileMyosin I, long, contractileMyosin I, short, non-contractileO Myosin II, short, non-contractile

Myosin and actin are the motor proteins involved in the contraction of muscles.

can fit between actin filaments that have _____ crosslinkers, converting them to _bundles Myosin II, long, contractile Myosin 1, long, contractile Myosin 1, short, non-contractile Myosin II, short, non-contractile

can fit between actin filaments that have _____ crosslinkers, converting them to _bundles Myosin II, long, contractile Myosin 1, long, contractile Myosin 1, short, non-contractile Myosin II, short, non-contractile

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Myosin II, long, contractile
Myosin I, long, contractile
Myosin I, short, non-contractile
O Myosin II, short, non-contractile

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