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Projections in cells, such as axons and dendrites in neurons, play a crucial role in facilitating communication and signaling. These extensions allow cells to connect and transmit information over distances, enabling complex processes such as reflexes and cognitive functions. The structure and organization of these projections are directly linked to the efficiency and speed of signal transmission, thereby influencing overall cell function and intercellular interactions. Understanding these projections helps elucidate how cells coordinate activities within tissues and systems.

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