WORD BANK CHOICES Cell (c) Atom (a) Cadherins (b) Cilia (f Centriole (e) Cell Me
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WORD BANK CHOICES Cell (c) Atom (a) Cadherins (b) Cilia (f Centriole (e) Cell Membrane (d) Cytosol Cytoskeleton (h) Cytoplasm (g Endoplasmic reticulum (k) Desmosome G) Golgi (o) Gap junction (n) Free ribosomes (m) Intermediate filaments (q) Integral protein Microvilli (u) Microtubules Microfilaments (s) Nuclear lamina Molecules (w) Mitochondria (v) Nucleolus (aa) Nuclear Membrane o) organ systems (ad) Nucleus (ac) Nucleoplasm (ab) Organs (ag) Organism (a) Organelles (ac) Phospholipid bilayer (aj) Peroxisome (ai) Peripheral protein (aho Ribozyme (am) Ribosome (al) Plasma membrane (ak) Tight junction (ap) Smooth-ER (ao) Rough-ER (an) Vacuole (as) Transmembrane protein (ar) Tissues (aq0 None of the above (au) Vesicle (at)Explanation / Answer
5. None of these (au)
N-CAMs (neural cell adhesion molecules) are the example of the calcium-independent intercellular junction. It belongs to an immunoglobulin superfamily that mediates the adhesion between cells. Nectins are the most recent discovered adhesion molecules that are involved in the calcium-independent intercellular junctions.
6. Nucleus (ac)
A nucleus is a membrane-enclosed structure found in eukaryotes which store the genetic material ie. DNA of the cell.
7. Microfilaments(s) and intermediate filaments(q)
Actin filaments are used for intercellular adhesion between cells. These belong to microfilaments. Desmosome forms links between cells (intercellular junctions) through intermediate filaments.
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