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To keep the nucleus situated in the center of the cell, keratin fibers link the nuclear envelope to cytoplasmic plaques on desmosomes and hemidesmosomes.

Keratin may be involved elsewhere well, but I am positive it functions in the aforementioned junctions, at least.

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Q: Which junction uses keratin fibers to anchor cells to each other?
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