What role do the proteins profilin and cofilin play in the cytoskeleton? O Accelerate actin fibre bundling O Cap actin fibres Accelerate actin fibre treadmilling Switch the polarity of the actin fibres Cleave actin protein to active monomers In vertebrates, which cell-cell junction allows for direct chemical communication between adjacent cell cytoplasms, without contact with the extracellular fluid, and is composed of the transmembrane protein connexin? O Desmosome O Gap junctions O Adherens junctions O Tight junctions O Focal adhesions

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