See occludine on Wiktionary
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"text": "La claudine et l’occludine sont les deux molécules impliquées dans une jonction serrée. Ce sont des molécules qui traversent quatre fois la membrane et présentent deux boucles extracellulaires (les deux extrémités sont intracellulaires)."
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