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drazi
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Q-Several contiguous cells are labeled with a fluorescent dye that cannot cross cell membranes. One cell is experimentally bleached with light that destroys the dye, but the cell soon recovers dye fluorescence. This recovery is best explained by the presence of which of the following structures between the bleached cell and its fluorescent neighbors? (A) A basal lamina (B) Desmosomes (maculae adherentes) (C) Gap junctions (D) Glycosaminoglycans (E) Tight junctions (zonulae occludentes) Can somebody explain me the answer to this question and with good explanation on cell junctions?
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drazi
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no1 knows the answer!!!!!!!!!! any1 plz answer
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wishikhan
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yeap may be c
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stepdude1
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i think c for the above reasons
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okazakimd
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c
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