Question

What constitutes a cellular response? part of an AP Biology FRQ question..

Answer 1

A cellular response is the third part of cell-to-cell communication.
1. Signal recognition - Exterior signal receptors on plasma membrane recognize a molecule.
2. Transduction - Signal is amplified through the cell through phosphorylation cascades, secondary messengers, cyclic AMP, tyrosine kinases, etc.
3. Cellular reponse - Genes are either activated or inactivated to elicit a response.

Answer 2

For Solving this Question, I would like to ask you that, do you have the detailed conception of : A cellular response is the third part of cell-to-cell communication. 1. Signal recognition - Exterior signal receptors on plasma membrane recognize a molecule. 2. Transduction - Signal is amplified through the cell through phosphorylation cascades, secondary messengers, cyclic AMP, tyrosine kinases, etc. 3. Cellular reponse - Genes are either activated or inactivated to elicit a response.