Cadherins are:
A)cell adhesion molecules found in cell junctions.
B)proteins involved in attachment of cells to neighboring cells.
C)proteins involved in attachment of cells to the extracellular matrix.
D)proteins that provide a pathway for molecules to move between cells.

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Cadherins are cell adhesion molecules found in cell junctions and are involved in the attachment of cells to neighboring cells. They are not involved in attachment to the extracellular matrix or in providing pathways for molecules to move between cells.

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