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Molecular and morphological approach to study the innexin gap junctions in Rhynchosciara americana

Neves et al., 2021

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18379006668340451771
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Neves J
Rezende-Teixeira P
Palomino N
Machado-Santelli G
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Gap junctions mediate communication between adjacent cells and are fundamental to the development and homeostasis in multicellular organisms. In invertebrates, gap junctions are formed by transmembrane proteins called innexins. Gap junctions allow the passage of …
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