The end of the muscle that is attached to a relatively movable part is known as its

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The insertion is the end of the muscle that is attached to a relatively movable part, such as a bone that moves during muscle contraction. The origin is the attachment point of the muscle that remains relatively fixed during muscle contraction. The belly is the central part of the muscle and does not refer to a specific attachment point. Synapse refers to the junction between a neuron and a muscle cell, not an attachment point.

The End of the Muscle That Is Attached to a Relatively