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Intercellular communication via transfer of proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids

Molecular classification: Biological process, Mechanism

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Intercellular communication via transfer of proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids is a fundamental biological process that enables cells to coordinate activities, respond to environmental cues, and maintain tissue homeostasis. This communication can occur through direct cell-to-cell contact (immunological synapse, trogocytosis, membrane nanotubes) or by contact-independent mechanisms (exosomes, secreted factors).

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Signal transductionGene expression regulationImmune response coordinationTissue homeostasisDevelopmental processes

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Immune system dysfunctionCancer metastasisCancer progressionAutoimmune disorders

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