Junctional Trafficking is a cellular process that belongs to the category of intracellular transport mechanisms, specifically characterized by the regulated movement of junctional components such as transmembrane proteins and adaptor molecules to and from cell-cell contact sites, thereby maintaining the dynamic assembly and functional integrity of intercellular junctions.
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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