Question

How do cells determine what size to grow to before dividing?​

Answer 1

When considering the intelligence of individual cells, certain things stand out. Cells know exactly where they are and how to travel to far away places through many kinds of terrain with many different techniques. Cells know how to signal back and forth wirelessly to many different types of cells using many different signals. Cells know how to become a particular type of cell and stay that way. Today’s post will discuss another important type of cellular intelligence—how do cells know what size they should be.

Cellular Intelligence

WC _Villi_in_the_small_intestine_largerThere are many aspects to cellular intelligence that have been described in previous posts. Several of them refer to a cell understanding its relation to the external environment and world without GPS. These have been described in posts on how a cell knows where it should be and how it knows how to travel long distances over complex terrain to exact places.

It is remarkable that a cell can know exactly where it is in a large world of billions of cells. For this, cells need to make complex calculations and decisions based on its relation to other cells. Immune and blood cells need to know exactly where trauma or infection is located and how to get there. Neurons find very precise locations in the fetus and the adult brains. Growing cells in limbs and organs must know exactly how they fit into the shape and where the edge should stop.

Answer 2

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.When considering the intelligence of individual cells, certain things stand out. Cells know exactly where they are and how to travel to far away places through many kinds of terrain with many different techniques. Cells know how to signal back and forth wirelessly to many different types of cells using many different signals. Cells know how to become a particular type of cell and stay that way. Today’s post will discuss another important type of cellular intelligence—how do cells know what size they should be.

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