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Answer is C).When the muscle contracts, the H zone of the sarcomere shortens
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According to the sliding filament theory of muscle contraction, individually linked sarcomeres shorten (contract), a condition that results when the filaments slide past each other. The movement of the actin filaments towards the middle of the sarcomere occurs as the myosin cross-bridges attach themselves to the actin sites. Muscle contraction (shortening) is reflected in the sarcomere as a decrease in the I band as the Z lines (which are located at the ends of the actin filaments) move closer together. The width of the A band (the myosin filament) remains unchanged.
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