To understand gap junction activity in cancer cells, you do two experiments. First you inject a single normal cell in a group of normal cells that are surrounded by cancer cells with a dye. You observe that the dye spreads to the surrounding normal cells only (a). Then you inject a single cancer cell with the same dye and observe that the dye does not spread to any of the surrounding cells (b). la) Microinjed Suorescent dye gray Normal cell Fluorescent cell Cancerous ceļl white Ib) Fluorescent cell Which of the following is a logical interpretation of this experimental result ? O Fluorescent dyes are too big to move through gap junctions O Cancer cells have less actin than other cells O Cancer cells have increased gap junction activity O Cancer cells have reduced gap junction activity.

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To understand gap junction activity in cancer cells, you do two experiments. First you inject a single normal cell in a group of normal cells that are surrounded by cancer cells with a dye. You observe that the dye spreads to the surrounding normal cells only (a). Then you inject a single
cancer cell with the same dye and observe that the dye does not spread to any of the surrounding cells (b).
la) Microinjed
Suorescent dye
gray
Normal
cell
Cancerous
cell
white
Fluorescent
cell
Ib)
Fluorescent
cell
Which of the following is a logical interpretation of this experimental result ?
O Fluorescent dyes are too big to move through gap junctions
O Cancer cells have less actin than other cels
O Cancer cells have increased gap junction activity.
O Cancer cells have reduced gap junction activity.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 22 To understand gap junction activity in cancer cells, you do two experiments. First you inject a single normal cell in a group of normal cells that are surrounded by cancer cells with a dye. You observe that the dye spreads to the surrounding normal cells only (a). Then you inject a single cancer cell with the same dye and observe that the dye does not spread to any of the surrounding cells (b). la) Microinjed Suorescent dye gray Normal cell Cancerous cell white Fluorescent cell Ib) Fluorescent cell Which of the following is a logical interpretation of this experimental result ? O Fluorescent dyes are too big to move through gap junctions O Cancer cells have less actin than other cels O Cancer cells have increased gap junction activity. O Cancer cells have reduced gap junction activity.
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