Titlebook: Intercellular Communication; Walmor C. Mello Book 1977 Plenum Press, New York 1977 biology.communication.growth.muscle.nervous system.orga

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Intercellular Communication in the Early Embryo,yonic cell is capable of responding to a message concerning its location in the embryo and that its future differentiation is determined by the message received. This concept is consistent with a great many experimental observations which indicate, as Goodwin and Cohen (1969) have suggested, that th

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Cell Contact Phenomena and Their Implication in Cell Communication,ntact also appear to play an important role in junction formation. In this presentation, we will consider various aspects of cell contact from a predominandy biophysical viewpoint. Our approach is iterative in the sense that we move back and forth between physical theory and observations on living cells.

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Cell Communication in the Immune Response,cell-to-cell communication has been used as a tool to probe the nature of several phenomena. Immunology deals with a complex of cellular and humoral factors that allow an organism not only to recognize its own cells but also to react to foreign cells and detect the deviation from self to nonself due to cell transformation.

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978-1-4684-2285-6Plenum Press, New York 1977

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Cell Interactions in Neuroblastoma,ental plan of the organism; appropriate contacts must be stabilized; the cells making them may be inhibited from forming further connections with other cells; and inappropriate contacts should be made nonfunctional by deletion, by pre- or postsynaptic cell death, or by losing their ability to transmit.

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Junctional Permeability and Its Consequences,t now accept that multicellular organisms are populations of interacting and interdependent cells with properties which cannot be assigned specifically to individual units but instead must be collectively assigned to all the different cells which together are the developing embryo or the adult tissue.