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muscle fiber

noun

  1. one of the structural cells of a muscle.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of muscle fiber1

First recorded in 1875–80
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"On MRI images, this decline can be seen as fatty degeneration of the muscle, where streaks of fat replace muscle fibers."

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When you train your muscles, or get injured, these satellite cells are activated to form new muscle fibers.

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Along with blue connective tissue and purple muscle fibers, the striped structure brings to mind …

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Advocates suggest subsequent millennia spent chasing down prey shaped many unique human features, including our springy arched feet, slow-twitch muscle fibers optimized for efficiency, heat-shedding bare skin, and prodigious ability to sweat.

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Cultivated meat is created by growing livestock cells in a nutrient-dense fluid, then layering them in a way that approximates muscle fibers.

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