regulation of cell growth

How Do Cells Communicate for Growth Regulation?

Cells communicate through signaling molecules and pathways such as:
- Paracrine signaling: Cells release signaling molecules that affect nearby cells.
- Autocrine signaling: Cells respond to signals they themselves produce.
- Endocrine signaling: Hormones released into the bloodstream affect distant cells.

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