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What Are the Features of Normal Muscle Tissue?

Normal muscle tissue:
- Skeletal Muscle: Long, multinucleated fibers with striations, responsible for voluntary movements.
- Cardiac Muscle: Branched, striated cells connected by intercalated discs, enabling synchronized contractions.
- Smooth Muscle: Non-striated, spindle-shaped cells, controlling involuntary movements in organs.

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