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Which of the cellular junctions are physically linked with the cytoskeleton?
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Which type of cellular junction permits the movement of substances from the cytoplasm of one cell to the cytoplasm of an adjacent cell?
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Which of the cellular junctions prevents the passage of substances through the space between cells?
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Refer to the illustration below and the labeled structures to answer the following question.
Which of the structures is an adherens junction?
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Which of the structures is linked to intermediate filaments of the cytoskeleton?
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How is the information contained in a signaling molecule received by a cell?
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If a signaling molecule is a polar molecule, where will its receptor protein be located?
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If a signaling molecule is a nonpolar molecule, where will its receptor protein be located?
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When is the DNA of the cells’ chromosomes copied?
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When is the DNA of the cells’ chromosomes copied?
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When does a cell undergoing cell division actually divide into two new “daughter cells”?
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