Question

How do cells organize themselves

Answer 1

one cell is nominated the leader and every other cell does what the chief cell tells it to

Answer 2

honestly i dont quite understand what youre asking but mr google says "Cells communicate with each other and the outside world through a myriad of receptors located in its membrane. Particular cellular functions are determined not only by the expression of these receptors but also by the way they organize on the biological membrane both in space and time. Very little is known so far about how cells organize themselves, because this process occurs at a scale too small to be observed by conventional microscopes. The contribution made by the research group in this area has been to develop a simple and versatile platform that is used to create the so-called ligand patterns. The cells are then seeded over these patterns and, using a highly sensitive optical technique developed in the same group, researchers observe how natural receptors on the cell react to their counter-receptors placed in the pattern."

Answer 3

hope that helps

Answer 4

Helped for me thanks

Answer 5

sweet as man