Skeletal muscle tissue is formed by many cells joining together and fibers are multinucleated
Skeletal muscle tissue is made up of voluntarily acting muscles, regulated and controlled by the central nervous system.
Skeletal muscles are made up of very long cells, each with many nuclei.
It is made up of fibers of variable functional and metabolic activity (type I and II).
Muscle fibers or cells are long (1 to 40 mm or more) and cylindrical (10 to 100 µm in diameter). Each cell is multinucleated, has its membrane, the sarcolemma and, inside, the sarcoplasm are the myofibrils.
Therefore, we can conclude that skeletal muscle tissue is formed by bundles of very long cylindrical cells (muscle fibers), with multiple nuclei.
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