After death the same molecule is lost entirely and the cross-bridges c…

Question

After death the same molecule is lost entirely and the cross-bridges cannot release. The stiffening that follows is:

Accepted Answer

B. Rigor mortis

1. Detachment of myosin from actin needs energy.
2. With none left, the heads stay locked on.
3. The result is rigor mortis.
_Source: OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e, Chapter 10, Muscle Tissue._

Answer

Ritual fixation

Answer

Rigor thermus

Answer

Rictus muscularis

After death the same molecule is lost entirely and the cross-bridges cannot release. The stiffening that follows is:

Keep practising Muscle Physiology