During Gap Junction Formation, Connexons in Apposing Cells Become Tightly

question 68

Multiple Choice

During gap junction formation, connexons in apposing cells become tightly connected through extensive noncovalent interactions of __________.

• A)connexin subunit intracellular domains
• B)connexin subunit extracellular domains
• C)connexin carbohydrates
• D)connexin lipids
• E)polynucleotides

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Definitions:

Deposited

The process by which sediments, minerals, and other substances are laid down or settled in a new location.

Slowing

The reduction in speed or rate of an activity or process.

Current

A directional movement of water, which can be caused by temperature, salinity differences, wind, or tidal forces in the ocean.

Sediment

Particles or fragments of rocks, minerals, or organic materials that have been transported and deposited by wind, water, or ice.