Cell-Cell Communication - BIO 1100

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Cell-cell communication

they send chemical messages to control process like growth, healing, or responding to signals

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3 Main step of signal pathway

Reception, Transduction, Response

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Reception

the signal molecule (ligand) binds to receptor on the cell surface

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transduction

the signal is passed along inside the cell through a chain of molecular events

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Direct ontact

cells physically touch and exchange signals

Eg:- Immune cells recognize invaders

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Paracrine

local signaling to nearby cells 

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endocrine

long-distance signaling using hormones through bloodstream

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synaptic

nerve cells release neurotransmittors at a synapse

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why it is important ?

It helps your body maintain Homeostasis

Ensures cell act together 

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Cell Junctions

Connect cell with other

occurs in epithelial cell

tight; desosomes; gap

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Tight junctions

Connect cell together tightly 

water-tight seal

bladder; intestines; and the kidney

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desmosomes

occur in tissues that experienced a lot o stress

like connections and that holds two cells together 

attach inside the cytoskeleton

if there are watr or ions, they can actually flow b/w these cells.

skin intestines - EG

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Gap junctions

Looks like tunnels

Let ions and water flow through

Found in cells on tissue that spread action potential, or cells that use electrical coupling

cardiac muscle; neurons

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when a ligand binds to a receptor, it causes a …….. …….

conformational change in the intracellular domain.

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What are Integrins?

Proteins found on the surface of the cells that help the cell attach to things arround it and communicate.

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Extracellular Matrix

  • Made up of proteins and carbohydrates

  • support and structure —> tissue shape and structure

  • cell adhesion —> attach to ECM through proteins like integrins

  • helps cells recieve signals from their environment, which can control growth, movement, or survival.

  • Provides guide for new cells to grow and form tissue

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Difference in the ECM of Animal and Plant cell

Plant ECM is primarily carbohydrate in nature, wherea animal ECM is mainly proteins.