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    The document outlines different types of cell signaling and communication. It discusses the basic steps of cell signaling which include reception by ligands that can be agonists or antagonists, transduction of the signal, and a cellular response. It also describes different modes of cell communication including direct contact through gap junctions and signaling by plasma membrane or intracellular receptors over various distances from local to endocrine. The types of cellular signals are chemical and physical, and cells can respond to signaling through various receptor pathways and intracellular signaling cascades.

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    The document outlines different types of cell signaling and communication. It discusses the basic steps of cell signaling which include reception by ligands that can be agonists or antagonists, transduction of the signal, and a cellular response. It also describes different modes of cell communication including direct contact through gap junctions and signaling by plasma membrane or intracellular receptors over various distances from local to endocrine. The types of cellular signals are chemical and physical, and cells can respond to signaling through various receptor pathways and intracellular signaling cascades.

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    Receptor Physiology

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    The document outlines different types of cell signaling and communication. It discusses the basic steps of cell signaling which include reception by ligands that can be agonists or antagonists, transduction of the signal, and a cellular response. It also describes different modes of cell communication including direct contact through gap junctions and signaling by plasma membrane or intracellular receptors over various distances from local to endocrine. The types of cellular signals are chemical and physical, and cells can respond to signaling through various receptor pathways and intracellular signaling cascades.

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    I.

    Cell signaling
    A. Steps
    1. Reception
    a) Ligand
    (1) Agonist
    (2) Antagonist
    2. Transduction
    3. Response
    II. Types of Cell Communication
    A. Fdfsd
    1. Direct Intercellular
    a) Gap Junctions
    2. Signaling by Plasma Membrane Bound Molecules
    3. Receptor-mediated Intercellular Communication
    a) Cell Surface Receptors
    b) Nuclear Receptors of Intracellular receptors
    B. Types by distance
    1. Local
    a) Juxtacrine
    b) Paracrine
    c) Synaptic
    d) Autocrine
    e) Endocrine
    III. Types of Cellular Signals
    A. Chemical
    B. Physical
    IV. Responses to Cell Signaling

    I. Receptors and their Signaling Pathways


    A. Intracellular Receptors
    B. Cell Membrane Receptors
    1. Ion-Linked Receptors
    2. G-Linked Receptors
    a) Types of G-Linked Receptors
    (1) AdenylylCyclase
    (2) Phosphodiesterase
    (3) Phospholipase C
    (4) Phospholipase A2
    b) Termination of GPCRs
    3. Enzyme-Linked Receptors
    a) Catalytic Receptors
    (1) Receptor Guanylyl Cyclase
    (2) Receptor Serine/Threonine Kinase
    (3) Receptor Tyrosine Kinase
    (4) Receptor Tyrosine Phosphatase
    b) Cytokine Receptors
    (1) Tyrosine-Kinase Associated Receptors

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