muscle organ

muscle

Organ consisting of a tissue made up of various elongated cells that are specialized to contract and thus to produce movement and mechanical work[GO].

Type Muscle
Body System Muscular
Parent Structure organ
Latin Name muscle
FMA ID 5022

Sub-structures

auricular muscle Muscle axochord Muscle branchiomeric muscle Muscle chordate pharyngeal muscle Muscle cloacal muscle Muscle columnella muscle Muscle compressor glandulae muscle Muscle cremaster muscle Muscle esophagus muscle Muscle eyelid muscle Muscle eye muscle Muscle femorothoracic muscle Muscle hypobranchial group muscle Muscle ilio-marsupialis muscle Muscle iliothoracic muscle Muscle intercostal muscle Bone intermandibularis Muscle longus colli muscle Bone mantle muscle Muscle muscle of Aristotle's lantern Muscle occipitofrontalis muscle Bone oral siphon muscle Muscle orovelar muscle Muscle pennate muscle Muscle pericardial muscle Muscle pes anserinus of tibia Muscle pterygoideus glandulae muscle Muscle respiratory system muscle Muscle retractor lateralis muscle Muscle rhomboid Muscle rotator muscle of the vertebral column Bone sartorius muscle Muscle skeletal muscle organ, vertebrate Bone skin muscle Muscle sphincter muscle Muscle trigeminal nerve muscle Muscle vestimentum muscle Muscle zygomaticomandibularis muscle Muscle

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the muscle organ?
Organ consisting of a tissue made up of various elongated cells that are specialized to contract and thus to produce movement and mechanical work[GO].
What body system is the muscle organ part of?
The muscle organ is part of the Muscular.
What is the Latin name for the muscle organ?
The Latin name for the muscle organ is muscle.

Related Structures

anterior internodal tract anterior internodal fasciculus aponeurosis aponeuroses atrioventricular node A-V node Bachmann's bundle anterior interatrial band Biceps brachii Musculus biceps brachii bundle of His A-V bundle cardiac muscle tissue of myocardium cardiac Purkinje fiber cardiac Purkinje fiber

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