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Which is NOT true of creatine phosphate regeneration? *
A. Creatine phos...
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Which is NOT true of creatine phosphate regeneration? *
A. Creatine phosphate regeneration provides a large amount of energy
B. Creatine phosphate regeneration ccurs when muscle is at rest
C. Creatine phosphate regeneration powers the muscle contraction for the first 10 or so seconds
D. Creatine phosphate regeneration occurs in the sarcoplasm of muscle fibers
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