Which cell junction type is responsible for allowing the bladder lining to stretch, thus accommodating increasing volumes of urine?
A) anchoring junctions only
B) gap junctions only
C) tight junctions only
D) both anchoring junctions and gap junctions
E) both anchoring junctions, tight junctions and gap junctions

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Anchoring junctions are responsible for providing mechanical stability and strength to tissues, such as the bladder lining, allowing them to stretch and accommodate changes in volume.

Which Cell Junction Type Is Responsible for Allowing the Bladder