Answer:
Option A, Cardiac cells are long, cylindrical, multinucleate
Explanation:
Cardiac muscle cells have multiple nucleus and are long and striates. They have cylindrical shape that lacks branching. These cells connect with each other to form long fibers.
They have high mitochondrial density with approximately 5000 mitochondria per cell. These cells are not structurally and functionally independent. Structurally they connect with each other through anchoring junctions and form long fibres for transmission. The diameter of myofibrils ranges from 1-2 micrometer only
Hence, option A is correct