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This is when a cell produces a signal such as a hormone that acts on intracellular receptors within the cell.
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d
Intracrine signalling
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This is when a cell produces a signal which will act on the cell surface and induce changes within neighbouring cells that are physically in contact with the one releasing the signal.
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c
Juxtacrine signalling
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This is a type of cell signalling where signals e.g. hormones are released and travel within the bloodstream to act on distant target cells.
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e
Endocrine signalling
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The definition for this is the one mentioned in the question.
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a
Paracrine signalling
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This is when a cell produces a signal which will act on the cell surface and induce changes in itself.
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b
Autocrine signalling
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Types of cell signalling
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General pharmacological concepts
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The following description describes which type of signalling: a cell which produces a signal that will act on and induce changes in nearby cells'?
a