How does the structure of an osteocyte allow communication with adjacent cells?

• A. Osteocytes have cellular projections that meet and form gap junctions with adjacent osteocytes.
• B. Osteocytes have ruffled borders to release signaling molecules that communicate with adjacent osteocytes.
• C. Osteocytes have significant surface area to allow for rapid diffusion across the cell membrane.
• D. Osteocytes are multinucleated allowing them to make more protein rapidly and pass information quickly.