Which of the following is not a function of junction proteins?
A) to stitch cells together so that they do not move apart.
B) to allow information to pass between adjacent cells.
C) to stitch cells together so that they are bound into a functional organ.
D) to permit cells to recognize one another.
E) to allow cell-to-cell communication.

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Junction proteins do not primarily function to permit cells to recognize one another; this is typically the role of cell recognition proteins. Junction proteins mainly facilitate cell adhesion and communication.

Which of the Following Is Not a Function of Junction