The role of junctional communication in animal tissues
作者： John D. Pitts
DOI: 10.1007/BF02619255
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摘要: Permeable intercellular junctions are a common feature of most animal tissues. These allow the free exchange small ions and molecules between all cells in coupled populations. Such limited syncytial interaction contributes to integration individual into organized
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