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sarcoplasm

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sarcoplasm /sar·co·plasm/ (sahr´ko-plazm) the interfibrillary matter of striated muscle.sarcoplas´mic
sar·co·plasm (särk-plzm)
n.
The cytoplasm of a striated muscle fiber.
sarco·plas·matic (-plz-mtk), sarco·plasmic (-mk) adj.
sarcoplasm
[sär′kōplaz′əm]
Etymology: Gk, sarx, flesh, plassein, to mold
the semifluid cytoplasm of muscle cells.
sarcoplasm [sahr´ko-plazm]
the interfibrillary matter of striated muscle. adj., adj sarcoplas´mic.
sarcoplasm
the interfibrillary matter of striated muscle.
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