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If blood calcium falls below a critical point, muscles cannot relax after contraction; the body stiffens and shows involuntary twitching, called .

If blood calcium falls below a critical point, muscles cannot relax after contraction; the body stiffens and shows involuntary twitching, called .
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if blood calcium falls below a critical point, muscles cannot relax after contraction; the body stiffens and shows involuntary twitching, called .

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When this happens, the response that occurs is called tetany. this is because of calcium does not bind to triponin.
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