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Paracrine Factor Signaling

Molecular classification: Signaling pathway, Cell communication

Overview

Paracrine factor signaling is a form of cell-to-cell communication where a cell produces signaling molecules (paracrine factors) that diffuse over short distances to induce changes in nearby cells. It plays critical roles in embryonic development, tissue repair, inflammation, and local regulation of cellular growth, differentiation, and migration.

Other names: Local signalingCell-to-cell communication (paracrine)

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Cell signalingEmbryonic developmentTissue repairRegenerationInflammationCell growth regulationCell differentiationCell migration

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CancerImpaired wound healingChronic inflammation

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