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18. Cell Junctions and Tissues / The Basal Lamina / Problem 3
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How do laminin and type 4 collagen interact to form the basal lamina?
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Laminin and collagen form a barrier to prevent fluid exchange.
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Laminin and collagen repel each other to maintain cell polarity.
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Laminin binds to type 4 collagen, creating a strong matrix that supports epithelial cells.
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Laminin degrades collagen to allow cell movement.
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