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the physiological structure associated with the muscle tissue at the microscopic level 

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00:01 Skeletal muscles are known as voluntary muscles because they contract according to our will.
00:13 The skeletal muscles are organized, are a group of large number of muscle fibers which are arranged in the following pattern.
00:21 So there is an outermost covering which is known as the epimicium.
00:30 Inside these epimicium, there are a load of muscle bundles which contains muscle fibers.
00:39 Are known as fasciculus.
00:43 The fasciculus are lined by a layer of sheet connective tissue known as the perimicium...
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