Cell communication/ signaling Flashcards

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local signaling

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occurs in short distances. ex: glycolipids glycoproteins

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Cell signaling

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uses chemical messengers like proteins, steroids, or electrical impulses.

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long-distance signaling

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occurs over larger distances. ex: hormones

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What happens with transport between cells

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there are protein channels called cell junctions that connect adjacent cells to each other and allow materials to be shared.

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Gap junction

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what cell junctions are called in animal cells

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plasmodesmata

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what cell junctions are called in plant cells

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Cell-to-cell regulation

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Cell ID badges like (glycoproteins and glycolipids) are used to identify cells that belong and ones that aren’t recognized are attacked.

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Local regulators

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chemical signals that communicate with neighboring cell in the tissue

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Paracrine

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communicates with all cells surrounding. ex: growth factors are released to stimulate mitosis near a wound.

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Synaptic

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a signal is directed to only one neighboring cell. ex: neurotransmitters

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long-distance signaling examples

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a hormone signals go into vascular tissue can go anywhere or to another organism. The target cells contain receptors that recognize the hormone

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what are the stages of signaling ( signal transduction pathway)

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reception, transduction, response

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reception

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cell receives a signal; ligand

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transduction

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the signal causes communication inside the cell to relay the message to a specific organelle

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response

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cell responds to the signal by generating change

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16
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Reception steps

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A ligand binds to a specific receptor protein to get the right signal

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Transduction steps

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Interior communication molecules are set out from reception

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Secondary messengers

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non-protein molecules that carry signals to organelles

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primary messengers

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what receives the initial signal; what a ligand binds to