Lingaku- smooth muscle (anatomy)
- non-striated muscle
Generated definitions (experimental)
- smooth muscle (anatomy)
- non-striated muscle
Refers to a type of muscle tissue that is not under voluntary control and is found in various internal organs. It is responsible for involuntary movements such as digestion and blood flow.
The smooth muscle of the gallbladder contracts during the digestion process.
The smooth muscle in the blood vessels helps to regulate blood pressure.
This term emphasizes that this type of muscle lacks the striations seen in skeletal muscle, highlighting its structural differences.
These non-striated muscles can be found in many organs within the body.
Non-striated muscles are primarily used to control the automatic functions of internal organs.
Generated collocations (experimental)
píng huá jī平滑肌zǔ zhī组织smooth muscle tissuepíng huá jī平滑肌shōu suō收缩smooth muscle contractionpíng huá jī平滑肌xì bāo细胞smooth muscle cellpíng huá jī平滑肌gōng néng功能function of smooth musclepíng huá jī平滑肌fàng sōng放松smooth muscle relaxationpíng huá平滑jī肌bìng病biàn变smooth muscle lesionspíng huá平滑jī肌bǐ lǜ比率ratio of smooth musclepíng huá jī平滑肌yùn dòng运动movement of smooth musclepíng huá平滑jī肌huó xìng活性smooth muscle activitypíng huá平滑jī肌shōu收suō缩Lì力contractile force of smooth muscle