Tight Junction and its physiology

this video describes the molecular components of tight junction and their physiological significance

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Thanks, it helped me to get the main idea of what tight junctions function for in the body. Great examples, thank you.

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Thanka bro for your explanation about tight junction i got it because you explained it to the best way and you are my favorite biology teacher. respect to you❤

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Very well explain and all the diagrams completely easyiable to learn and today I learnt the exactly function of tight junction, Thankyou 👍

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Thank you so much for giving explanation to tight junction!

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Excellent ... well done ...

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[@sjj1480]

I have a questions about the JAMs which you talked about. You called them junction associated molecules and that their role is for the two epithelial cells to be close to eachother so small molecules can't diffuse. However, i can't find any material backing this up?

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Very well explained. 👌

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thank you so much. you are explaining very well. you are speaking a little bit fast!!! could you speak a little bit more slowly, please

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explained very well

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[@HadasLL]

In the image in the beginning you show a desmosome not an adherens junction

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[@missVierzehn]

Hello :) sorry, but my defense (master's) is in two days any I need a quick answer (and cannot find it): What makes complex tight junctions complex now? How are they specialised besides in their protein composition?

[@missVierzehn]

I already found that TJ and AH are intermingled at the BBB and they are separate in the epithelia... But that doesn't really answer the question and neither does the protein composition

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Video is good but a bit distracting as you're trying hard to stick to the British accent 😑 Indian touch is all okay! Atleast it won't distract...

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Good but not best

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