Connexons are channel proteins tha are in gap junctions.

What is active transport?

Active transport is where a molecule gets tranferred from inside to outside the cell, or vice versa with the help of an ATP molecule.

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Question	Answer
What are connexons?	Connexons are channel proteins tha are in gap junctions.
What strengthens the connection between 2 cells?	Cell adhesion
What kind of cells does a tight junction link?	Epithelial cells.
What holds cells together like a rivet or weld?	Desomosones.
What kind of endocytosis is very specific on what it brings in the cell?	Receptor-mediated endocytosis.
What is active transport?	Active transport is where a molecule gets tranferred from inside to outside the cell, or vice versa with the help of an ATP molecule.