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Could there be more than one intercalated disc in a cardiac muscle cell?
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No: Intercalated discs allow cardiac cells to join together. They're not really within a cardiac cell. Good luck on your exam or whatever it is that prompted you to ask this question.
Answered 2/11/2015
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