How do keratin mutations weaken epithelial cells? A. Vesicle ...

★ Cytology and Histology Quiz

How do keratin mutations weaken epithelial cells?

A. Vesicle transport is disrupted.

B. Wound healing slows due to weak intermediate filaments.

C. Actin filament stability increases.

D. Microtubules lose polymerization capacity.

Select your answer:

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