Homework answers / question archive / supporting layer of connective tissue under the epithelium made of laminin which is a protein in epithelial cells that links and supports type of intercellular junction in animal cells that prevents the leakage of material between cells by sealing the space with occudin and claudin proteins that form chain-like molecules type of intercellular junction that gives mechanical support and strength and uses actin connected to cadherin molecules (which interact with each other) to pull cells together can act as a drawstring to pull cells into a curvature type of intercellular junction that gives mechanical strength and uses keratin filaments anchored to cytoplasmic plaque and attached to cadherins to pull cells together disease in which immune system attacks caherins in desmosomes, so keratin gets messed up and tons of blisters form half of a desmosome, links cell to basal lamina using intermediate filaments bound to integrins bound to anchoring filament (laminin) bound into basal lamina physically bringing membranes close together using channels called connexons (made up of connexin proteins) channels that form gap junctions and only let through ions and water when open (many in heart cells because good for electrical coupling) infusion of normal bone marrow cells from a donor with matching cells and tissue to a recipient with a certain type of leukemia or anemia an adult stem cell found in bone marrow that produces many different types of blood cells

supporting layer of connective tissue under the epithelium made of laminin which is a protein in epithelial cells that links and supports type of intercellular junction in animal cells that prevents the leakage of material between cells by sealing the space with occudin and claudin proteins that form chain-like molecules type of intercellular junction that gives mechanical support and strength and uses actin connected to cadherin molecules (which interact with each other) to pull cells together can act as a drawstring to pull cells into a curvature type of intercellular junction that gives mechanical strength and uses keratin filaments anchored to cytoplasmic plaque and attached to cadherins to pull cells together disease in which immune system attacks caherins in desmosomes, so keratin gets messed up and tons of blisters form half of a desmosome, links cell to basal lamina using intermediate filaments bound to integrins bound to anchoring filament (laminin) bound into basal lamina physically bringing membranes close together using channels called connexons (made up of connexin proteins) channels that form gap junctions and only let through ions and water when open (many in heart cells because good for electrical coupling) infusion of normal bone marrow cells from a donor with matching cells and tissue to a recipient with a certain type of leukemia or anemia an adult stem cell found in bone marrow that produces many different types of blood cells

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1. supporting layer of connective tissue under the epithelium made of laminin which is a protein in epithelial cells that links and supports
2. type of intercellular junction in animal cells that prevents the leakage of material between cells by sealing the space with occudin and claudin proteins that form chain-like molecules
3. type of intercellular junction that gives mechanical support and strength and uses actin connected to cadherin molecules (which interact with each other) to pull cells together
   can act as a drawstring to pull cells into a curvature
4. type of intercellular junction that gives mechanical strength and uses keratin filaments anchored to cytoplasmic plaque and attached to cadherins to pull cells together
5. disease in which immune system attacks caherins in desmosomes, so keratin gets messed up and tons of blisters form
6. half of a desmosome, links cell to basal lamina using intermediate filaments bound to integrins bound to anchoring filament (laminin) bound into basal lamina
7. physically bringing membranes close together using channels called connexons (made up of connexin proteins)
8. channels that form gap junctions and only let through ions and water when open (many in heart cells because good for electrical coupling)
9. infusion of normal bone marrow cells from a donor with matching cells and tissue to a recipient with a certain type of leukemia or anemia
10. an adult stem cell found in bone marrow that produces many different types of blood cells