Tight junctions form a seal between cells that is so strong that not even ions can pass across it. Gap junctions are involved in cellular communication — not just in epithelial tissue ...
Gap junctions facilitate the exchange of solutes, metabolic precursors and electrical currents between neighbouring cells. They appear as clusters (or plaques) of tightly packed particles ...
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