Spindle-shaped cells (tapered at both ends) are characteristic of smooth muscle. This shape allows them to pack tightly together into continuous sheets (often in circular and longitudinal layers) that form the walls of hollow organs, facilitating functions like peristalsis and regulating vessel diameter.
Spindle-shaped cells (tapered at both ends) are characteristic of smooth muscle. This shape allows them to pack tightly together into continuous sheets (often in circular and longitudinal layers) that form the walls of hollow organs, facilitating functions like peristalsis and regulating vessel diameter.
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