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Signal is received and then converted into a response within the cell

Cell signaling

Cell signaling uses...

Chemical messangers

Types of chemical messengers

Endocrine signaling, paracrine signalling, neuronal, contact-dependent

Long distance signaling used by both animals and plants

Endocrine signaling

Hormones are released into the bloodstream by glands and can go anywhere in the body causing changes in many cells simultaneously.

Endocrine signalling

Communicate with neighbors, only work over a short distance

Paracrine signaling

Local signaling

Paracrine signaling and neuronal signaling.

Cells have to make physical direct contact to send signals

Contact dependant

A protein molecule that receives chemical signals from outside the cell

Receptor

Signal transduction pathway stages

Reception, transduction, response

Recieve signal

Reception

Signal causes a cascade of communication

Transduction

Cell response to the signal

Response

_________ are similar to all life organisms supporting evolution

Pathways

Small, hydrophilic, non-protein molecules

2nd messangers

Amplify and sends signals into cells

Transduction protein

The cell responds to the signal as directed

Signal transduction pathway

Phosphorylation of proteins

Protein kinase

Whats used to make DNA

DNA prolymerase

Induction protein enters__________ to activate___________.

Nucleus, DNA polymerase

Receptor proteins

Ion channel, G-protein coupled, and nuclear Receptors.

Signal triggers the opening of an ion channel.

Ion channel receptors

Responsible for every aspect of human biology

G-protein coupled receptors

Functions as a molecular switch for the G-protein coupled receptor

G-protein

Ligand

1st messenger

Activated by hormones, ligands cross plasma membrane to interact with receptor inside cell

Nuclear receptor

Two body systems that control most of the communication

Nervouse system and endocrine system

Uses ion concentration gradients and action potentials to communicate quickly through electrical impulses

Nervouse system.

Uses hormones secreted into the bloodstream to communicate

Endocrine system

Protein is made by_______

Ribosomes with instructions from DNA

Hormones are released into the bloodstream by glands and then go anywhere in the body causing changes in many cells simultaneously

Endocrine signaling