tissues called carcinomas, epithelial cells often transition into mesenchymal ce

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tissues called carcinomas, epithelial cells often transition into mesenchymal cells (EMT) as the into a metastatic tumor. There is evidence that epithelial cells can become myofibroblasts Because the transition is caused by a change in the cell's phenotype, there will be changes in ion, protein turnover, and structural properties related to changes in protein levels. cells, in these conditions, become solitary and migratory. Which of the following would ell from becoming solitary? Desmosomes hemidesmosome gap junctions; of these would inhibit this kind of activity. solitary, what allows the epithelial cells to migrate through the protein-rich flagella; lamellipodia; filopodia;

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Exp:- desmosomes would prevent cell from becoming solitary. Since desmosomes bind cells with each other and thus would prevent becoming solitary

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