Biology, 09.06.2021 21:20, Melleeroo

In the central nervous system, the blood–brain barrier protects the neurons from many blood-borne substances by sealing the spaces among endothelial cells lining the internal surface of blood vessels. The structures that seal the intercellular spaces are In the central nervous system, the blood–brain barrier protects the neurons from many blood-borne substances by sealing the spaces among endothelial cells lining the internal surface of blood vessels. The structures that seal the intercellular spaces are

Tight junctions
Gap junctions
Communicating junctions
Desmosomes

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