Question

click and drag the labels into the appropriate box to identify whether or not it is a possible function of the connective tissue component of a muscle based on some of the current theories. labels drop zones reset all carries the electrical impulse for a muscle cell function of connective tissue (1/2) not a function of connective tissue (2/2) helps the muscle function more efficiently surrounds the muscle fascicle, binding them together prevents the muscle from overstretching stores glucose to provide energy to muscle cell

Explanation:

Connective tissue in muscle provides structural support, helps with efficient function, surrounds fascicles, and prevents over - stretching. It does not carry electrical impulses (that's the job of muscle cell membranes and neurons) and does not store glucose for energy (muscle cells store glycogen).

Answer:

Function of Connective Tissue: Helps the muscle function more efficiently, Surrounds the muscle fascicle, binding them together, Prevents the muscle from overstretching
Not a Function of Connective Tissue: Carries the electrical impulse for a muscle cell, Stores glucose to provide energy to muscle cell