Work 6. Comparison of physiological properties of different types of muscles. TABLE 4. SKELETAL MUSCLES SMOOTH MUSCLES RESTING POTENTIAL (LEVEL, IN MV) DURATION OF ACTION POTENTIAL CALCIUM-BINDING PROTEINS DURATION OF THE CYCLE CONTRACTION-RELAXATION AYTOMATICITY NTERCELLULAR CONTACTS SENSITIVITY TO BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUBSTANCES

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