Question

multiple choice question what is the role of myoglobin during skeletal muscle contraction? provides phosphate needed to convert adp to atp stores oxygen for the muscles transports oxygen to the muscles

Explanation:

Myoglobin is an oxygen - binding protein in muscle. It stores oxygen in muscle cells for use during periods of high energy demand like muscle contraction. It is not involved in providing phosphate for ADP - ATP conversion. Hemoglobin is the protein that transports oxygen in the blood to the muscles, while myoglobin stores it within the muscles.

Answer:

Stores oxygen for the muscles