Biology, 05.12.2020 23:50 SydneyFrank
Identify the type of signaling for each of the following:
Acetylcholine being released by a presynaptic neuron and causing muscle contraction of the post-synaptic cell
Thyroid-stimulating hormone being released from the pituitary gland and traveling to the cells of the thyroid gland
T-cells responding to IL-2 that they have released during an immune response
Growth factors affecting cell development
Ions flowing through gap junctions to allow cardiac cells to contract simultaneously
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