The main components of the thick filaments of

a sarcomere are ___ and the main components
of the thin filaments of a sarcomere are ___.



a. actin---myosin
b. myosin---actin
c. myofibrils--actin
d. A lines---Z lines
e. myofibrils---myosin


B

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