The process by which the myosin cross bridge swivels inward, is released from the actin molecule, stands back up, rebinds to the actin molecule, and swivels again is called:
A) the sliding-filament theory
B) the size principle
C) crossbridge recycling or crossbridge recharging
D) ATP regeneration

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The process described in the question is referring to the recycling or recharging of the myosin cross bridge, which allows for continued muscle contraction. It is not referring to the sliding-filament theory, size principle, or ATP regeneration.

The Process by Which the Myosin Cross Bridge Swivels Inward