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Cell-to-Cell Communication of Osteoblasts
Journal of Dental Research, 1979Osteoblasts were investigated by two methods, electrical conductance and dye injection. Current injection into one cell caused a change in the recorded transmembrane potential of a second cell, indicating high conductance pathways between the two cells. Dyes injected into a single osteoblast were transmitted to numerous surrounding cells.
B G, Jeansonne +4 more
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Cells typically communicate using chemical signals. These chemical signals, which are proteins or other molecules produced by a sending cell, are often secreted from the cell and released into the extracellular space.
Garg, HK, Vyas, Anuja
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Garg, HK, Vyas, Anuja
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Exosomes and cardiovascular cell–cell communication
Essays in Biochemistry, 2018Exosomes have become an important player in intercellular signaling. These lipid microvesicles can stably transfer miRNA, protein, and other molecules between cells and circulate throughout the body. Exosomes are released by almost all cell types and are present in most if not all biological fluids. The biologically active cargo carried by exosomes can
Adam J, Poe, Anne A, Knowlton
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Cell-Cell Communication in the Testis
Hormone Research, 1991In addition to the well-established endocrine regulation of testicular functions by gonadotropins, many data accumulated in the last few years indicate that a local control is required for a normal production of androgens and spermatogenesis. In the present paper we review the cell-cell interactions between somatic and germ cells in the testis and ...
J M, Saez +3 more
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Nature, 1989
Products for examining the intricacies of cell function will be on hand next week when the American Society for Cell Biology and the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology hold their joint meeting in San Francisco, California. Below are several examples.
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Products for examining the intricacies of cell function will be on hand next week when the American Society for Cell Biology and the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology hold their joint meeting in San Francisco, California. Below are several examples.
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Exploring How Cells Communicate
Physiology, 2013Communication within and among cells is fundamental physiology. Discovering and deciphering the basis of physiological communication is essential to understand life and disease. It is not surprising that modern molecular biology has adopted the physical term of transduction to describe the ...
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Cell–cell communication in filamentous cyanobacteria
Molecular Microbiology, 2008SummaryAlthough cytoplasmic bridges between adjacent cells in the filaments of nitrogen‐fixing cyanobacteria have been known for decades, the existence also of a continuous periplasm along the filaments raised the possibility that alternative modes of communication between cells could be utilized.
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1987
1 Gap Junction Structure.- 1. Introduction.- 2. Classification of Gap Junctions.- 3. Morphological Characterization of Type I Gap Junctions.- 3.1. Conventional Electron Microscopy.- 3.2. Quaternary Organization of the Gap Junction Channel.- 3.3. Possible Conformational Changes Involved in Gating.- 4.
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1 Gap Junction Structure.- 1. Introduction.- 2. Classification of Gap Junctions.- 3. Morphological Characterization of Type I Gap Junctions.- 3.1. Conventional Electron Microscopy.- 3.2. Quaternary Organization of the Gap Junction Channel.- 3.3. Possible Conformational Changes Involved in Gating.- 4.
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1978
In formulating Cell Theory, Schleiden(1) wrote in 1838: “Every higher organism is an aggregate of fully circumscribed and self-contained unit beings, the cells.” This basic tenet has been extraordinarily fruitful and influential in biology and medicine, and in many aspects its usefulness continues unabated.
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In formulating Cell Theory, Schleiden(1) wrote in 1838: “Every higher organism is an aggregate of fully circumscribed and self-contained unit beings, the cells.” This basic tenet has been extraordinarily fruitful and influential in biology and medicine, and in many aspects its usefulness continues unabated.
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