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Tight and gap junctions in the intestinal tract of tunicates (urochordata): A freeze-fracture study
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Journal of Cell Science
J Cell Sci (1986) 84 (1): 1–17.
Published: 1 August 1986
... , 24 ) and in some cases the EF membrane cleaves to the PF junctions ( Fig. 22 ) or the PF particles fracture into the EF pits ( Fig. 23 ). Fig. 20 , ×60000; Fig. 21 , ×28 500; Fig. 22 , ×41000; Fig. 23 ×46 000; Fig. 24 , × 36 000. The size of the gap junctions in the tunicate gut...
