What does smooth muscle tissue do?

Smooth muscle tissue (unmarked) is a long, single-nucleus cell that is pointed at the ends. Smooth muscles form the walls of the hollow internal organs, the walls of blood capillaries and lymphatic vessels. Smooth muscles work without the participation of consciousness, that is, they contract involuntarily. Thus, food moves along the intestinal tract.



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