Difference between junction and matrix?

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Matrix is the fluid present between cells in a tissue and is responsible for providing support, protection and anchorage to the cells. Junctions are connections between adjacent cells in a tissue and responsible for providing a contact/ link structurally as well as functionally, between adjacent cells..

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