A skeletal muscle fibre differs from most body cells in being

  • A. without a plasma membrane
  • B. multinucleated
  • C. without any cytoplasm
  • D. prokaryotic

Explanation

Each fibre is a long cylinder formed by the fusion of many cells, so it carries a row of nuclei beneath its membrane. This giant structure allows thousands of myofibrils to contract as one unit.

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