Multinucleate cell is seen in

Non-striated muscle

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Striated muscle

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Solution

The correct option is B Striated muscle
Striated muscles have transverse dark and light bands due to the presence of the sarcomere. They have multinucleated, cylindrical and unbranched cells.
So, the correct answer is 'Multinucleate'.

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Q. Which muscle tissue is multinucleate, voluntary, and bears striations?

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Prepare a temporary stained striated muscle fibre of cockroach. Based on the observations, answer the following questions.
(I) In which kind of muscle fibres do you see light and dark bands-Striated or unstriated?
(II) Are these fibres uninucleate or multinucleate?
(III) What is the shape of the muscle fibres?

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Multinucleate cell is seen in

The correct option is B Striated muscleStriated muscles have transverse dark and light bands due to the presence of the sarcomere. They have multinucleated, cylindrical and unbranched cells.So, the correct answer is 'Multinucleate'.

The correct option is B Striated muscle
Striated muscles have transverse dark and light bands due to the presence of the sarcomere. They have multinucleated, cylindrical and unbranched cells.
So, the correct answer is 'Multinucleate'.