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The component of the cytoskeleton responsible for the polarized shapes of neurons and epithelial cells is
What type of tissue forms a layer of cells around a lumen of an organ?
Name the type of epithelium which has a special feature to transport substances between cells.
Name the type of cell junction that controls the flow of fluid between cells of an epithelium
A cell membrane forms a ________________ barrier to aqueous solutions on each side.
The component of the cytoskeleton responsible for the polarized shapes of neurons and epithelial cells is
What type of tissue forms a layer of cells around a lumen of an organ?
Name the type of epithelium which has a special feature to transport substances between cells.
Name the type of cell junction that controls the flow of fluid between cells of an epithelium
A cell membrane forms a ________________ barrier to aqueous solutions on each side.
Lelia LubowitzLv2
20 Jun 2019
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