Cell to cell communication

Answer 1

Cells communicate through: 1. Cell to Cell recognition 2. Chemical Signals 3. Hormones Cells recongnize one another. Chemical signals may be released by 1 cell to influence the activity of another. Receptor Proteins [on plasma membrane] get messages from nerves or hormones to release a signal to perform an action.

Answer 2

Of course they can; otherwise, it wouldn't be possible for multicellular organisms to exist. Nerve cells have to send signals to direct movements, muscle cells have to respond to conditions like a lack of oxygen or buildup of lactic acid, and immune cells sure wouldn't be very efficient if they had no idea what other immune cells were doing. Cells send signalling molecules back and forth to communicate... what do you think hormones are for?

Answer 3

Cells communicate by sending and receiving signals. These signals come from the environment or other cells. In order to trigger a response, these signals must be transmitted across the cell membrane.

Answer 4

Cells produce signalling molecules such as hormones, which bind to receptors in the cell membrane. The receptors then activate relay proteins, which activate protein kinases by causing them to change shape. The protein kinases then activate other protein kinases down the line by adding phosphate groups to them from ATP until one of the kinases turns on a protein that can provoke a cellular response. Depending on the type of signal, the cell may make more signalling molecules and start the process all over in other cells.

Answer 5

nobody knows they make gusses but they can figure it out. they say its amazing it is. just be happy your cells know what to do. I am. they might never ever know they also need suger to move.but not to much. cofee has a lot. cofee doesnt let them split up thats why i dont drink coffee anymore.so if you take a drip of blood to NASA from a person who has cancer the people would tell you we cant do anything because we dont know how they communicate. also you have white blood cells the know stuff .for example if they find something they are like thats not a blood cellthats not even a cell they are like thats a germ so 1 get on the germ then they gang up on the germ and kill it or destroy it. be happy your body knows what to do

Answer 6

Communication between cell is dictated by what kind of cell it is. An intestinal cell has small tubes that run between them to pass chemicals and other molecules which is how they communicates. Neurons, nerve cells, communicate through neurotransmitters which are a chemical that is sent out into a small gap between the cells and taken up by special receptors on the receiving end. These chemicals tell the cell what it's supposed to do, or how it's supposed to respond. Now in the case of cells that aren't related so let's say two bacteria in a dish; they communicate by sending out chemicals or tubules of plasma or protein that connect each other.

Answer 7

Cell to cell communication refers to the ways in which cells interact and transmit signals to one another. This communication can occur through direct contact between cells, through the release of signaling molecules like hormones or neurotransmitters, or through other means such as gap junctions or extracellular vesicles. Communication between cells plays a crucial role in coordinating processes such as growth, development, immune responses, and homeostasis in multicellular organisms.

Answer 8

Through the blood through the use, primarily, of hormones of which there are 'several varieties'. Intra-somatic near instant messaging is accomplished via nerve cells.

Answer 9

Cells communicate with each other by chemicals or electrical impulses.