If Ca+ is restricted to a muscle cell, what are the potential consequences?

A. ATP is not split causing the release of energy.
B. The myosin filament would not slide past the actin filament causing a contraction.
C. The myosin head would not be able to bind to the actin filament.
D. All of these are potential consequences.
E. None of these are potential consequences.


Answer: C

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