The Cell -Cell Communication

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The Cell :The Cell Continued …………….


Signalling Cell :Signalling Cell Signal Protein Nucleus


Cell Membrane of Receiving cell :Cell Membrane of Receiving cell Signal Protein Receptor Protein at cell membrane Phospholipid Bilayer of cell membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Cell Membrane :Cell Membrane


Slide 14:Cytoplasm Outer Surface Change rate of Energy Production (Metabolism) Direct a cell to change shape or move in a particular direction Can enter the nucleus and “Alter Gene Expression” Activation of Intracellular Signalling Proteins


Example :Example To describe the importance of communication and explain the process. Defence mechanism by which white blood cells, called Neutrophils defence the body.


Slide 16:Bacteria within Lungs Proteins produced by Bacteria (N-Formylated Peptides)


Slide 17:Blood vessel with N-Formylated Peptides High Concentration Low Concentration


Slide 18:6 % Concentration 5 % Concentration Direction of Movement NEUTROPHIL


Slide 19:Blood vessel with N-Formylated Peptides High Concentration Low Concentration


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References :References Molecular Biology of the cell, Fifth Edition, Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walters. Garland Science, Taylor and Francis Group ISBN 978-0-8153-4105-5