Muscle tissue that has stripes when viewed under the microscope is said to be:

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Muscle tissue with stripes when viewed under the microscope is striated muscle tissue. This type of muscle tissue is made up of long, cylindrical muscle fibers and is responsible for voluntary movements of the body, such as walking, running, and lifting weights. Smooth muscle tissue (A) does not have stripes and is responsible for involuntary movements, such as the contraction of the stomach and intestines. Visceral muscle tissue (B) is another name for smooth muscle tissue. Nonstriated muscle tissue (D) is another name for smooth muscle tissue.

Muscle Tissue That Has Stripes When Viewed Under the Microscope