Endothelial cells in _____ capillaries are joined together by tight junctions, and are separated only by rare gaps called _____ which allow fluid and very small solutes to pass.

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1. Endothelial cells in _____ capillaries are joined together by tight junctions, and are separated only by rare gaps called _____ which allow fluid and very small solutes to pass.