Saved Describing Cell Junctions The statements below all pertain to cell junctio

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Saved Describing Cell Junctions The statements below all pertain to cell junctions. right. Click and drag the terms from the left to accurately com small intestine Epithelial cells of the are held together by junctions, which prevent lumenal contents from leaking between cells basement membrane Cells of the can contract without chemical synapses because of junctions. skeletal muscles adjacent cells can resist being pulled apart Because of gap collagen Epithelial cells can resist being pulled away from their because of adjacent cells Prev 24 of 55 Next> rch

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Epithelial cells of small intestine are held together by tight junction, which prevent lumenal content from leaking in between cells

Cells of the myocardium can contract without the presence of chemical synapse because of gap junction.

Because of desmosomes , adjacent cells can resist being pulled apart.

The epithelial cells can resist being pulled away from their basement membrane because of hemidesmosomes

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