Select all that applyWhat are some features of epithelial tissues?Multiple select question.Presence of adhesive structures (for example, tight junctions)Cells rarely, if ever, divide after an organism reaches adulthoodDiffusion of nutrients and gases enhanced by gap junctionsLittle or no extracellular materialCells organized into multiple (tens or hundreds) layers

The features of epithelial tissues include:

1. Presence of adhesive structures (for example, tight junctions): This is true. Epithelial tissues are tightly packed together with little to no space in between. They are held together by adhesive structures like tight junctions, adherens junctions, and desmosomes.

2. Cells rarely, if ever, divide after an organism reaches adulthood: This is false. Epithelial tissues have a high regenerative capacity and can divide and replace cells that are damaged or lost throughout an organism's life.

3. Diffusion of nutrients and gases enhanced by gap junctions: This is true. Gap junctions in epithelial tissues allow for the passage of ions and small molecules, facilitating the diffusion of nutrients and gases.

4. Little or no extracellular material: This is true. Epithelial tissues are composed almost entirely of cells with very little extracellular material.

5. Cells organized into multiple (tens or hundreds) layers: This can be true or false. Epithelial tissues can be simple (one layer of cells), stratified (multiple layers of cells), or pseudostratified (appears to have multiple layers but actually only has one). The number of layers can vary widely depending on the location and function of the tissue.