Which type of junctions must there be between cells to form a barrier?

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Gap junctions serve to communicate information between cells. It forms a channel that allows for the rapid movement of molecules from one cell to the next. Tight junctions make solid connections between adjacent cells. These cells form a solid barrier.

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Gap junctions are what needs to be in between

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