Tissues are made up of specialized groups of cells with similar functions.Animal cells are able to arrange themselves through
A) cell recognition and cell adhesion.
B) stability provided by desmosomes.
C) active transport of vesicles.
D) orientation maintained by tight junctions.
E) communication between cells via gap junctions.

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Animal cells are able to arrange themselves through cell recognition and cell adhesion. This allows cells with similar functions to come together and form tissues. Desmosomes, tight junctions, gap junctions, and vesicle transport may play a role in maintaining tissue structure and function, but they are not the primary mechanisms for cell arrangement.

Tissues Are Made Up of Specialized Groups of Cells with Similar