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Most muscles have at least two tendons, each one attaching to a bone. One of these attachments tends to be more stationary or immobile and is referred to as the muscle\u2019s origin.<\/p>\n

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Point or region where DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) replication is begun. Often abbreviated “Ori.”<\/p>\n

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The source or beginning of something.<\/p>\n

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A place where a muscle is attached, or where the branch of a nerve or blood vessel begins.<\/p>\n

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The point of attachment of a muscle that remains relatively fixed during contraction of the muscle.<\/p>\n

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The source of anything; a starting point.<\/p>\n

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Part of the muscle that does not move; attached to the skeleton and usually part of a skeletal muscle.<\/p>\n

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