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The diagram below shows a sarcomere. If a disorder limits the number of calcium ions that can bind to actin, which symptom would a person suffering from this disorder most likely display?
A: Fatigue from constant muscle contraction
B: weakness from an inability to contract muscles
C: Anxiety caused by an increased heart rate
D: Shortness of breath caused by inefficient gas exchange
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C
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just had that question good luck
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It’s C hope this helped you
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