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Wakefield
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Ecological corridor
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Zooplankton
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The theory of punctuated equilibrium
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Cachexia
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Hygrometry
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Dynamo
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ISO 14.001
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Tanne inclusion
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Paleocene
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Sporangium
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Rough stone
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Respiration
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Joint
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Bile acid chelator
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CRL
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Ascites
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Baseline
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Homology
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Monocotyledon
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Exhaust velocity
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Refrigerant fluid
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HTTP
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Organic phosphate group
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Breast-feeding
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Cirrostratus cloud
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Primitive filter
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Discharge height
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Analgesic
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Callus
Smooth muscle
Smooth muscle are made up of single cell nuclei and contract involuntarily, unlike striated muscles.
Their function is to circulate substances in the body and they are found in the walls of the gastrointestinal tract (for peristalsis), arteries (to promote vasomotility), and also in the urinary and respiratory system to circulate urine and air.
Smooth muscles promote the circulation of substances in the body. © Polarlys / Licence Creative Commons
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