Put the following in order to accurately follow the sequence of events associated with muscle fiber relaxation. Sección 75. Happens FIRST 76. 77. 78. Happens LAST Salto de columna A. Calcium ions are returned to storage within the muscle fiber B. Ion channels in the sarcolemma stop opening | | |

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