Q. What ions is required for the function of cadherins?

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Q. Cadherins are 720-750 amino acids long.

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Q. Which of the following has abundant protocadherins?

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Q. What is epithelial mesenchymal transistion?

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Q. Where is the CDH3 gene expressed?

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Q. Which of the following is caused by cadherin disorder?

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Q. Who discovered desmosomes?

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Q. What is the size range of adheren junctions?

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Q. Who coined the term desmosomes?

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Q. Which tissues in our body contains abundant desmosomes?

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Q. Which of the following filaments bind to the cadherin and catenin complex?

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Q. How many amino acids does the plakoglobin has?

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Q. EPLIN acts as an enhancer for the binding process of actin cytoplasm and catenims.

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Q. What is macula adhaerens?

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Q. Which of the following disease is caused by the mutation of desmosomes?

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Q. Which of the following disease is associated with desmoplakin disorder?

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Q. Which of the following contains tight junctions?

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Q. Which of the following is defined by the tight junctions?

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Q. Which of the following protein is present in large amount in tight junctions?

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Q. The endocytosis happens in the apical surface and the exocytosis happens in the basolateral surface.

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