Paracrine signaling is a form of cell-to-cell communication in which a cell produces a signal to prompt changes in other nearby cells. This change
alters the cells' behaviors. An example of this is seen in muscle cells. This nerve cell
releases a chemical that tells the muscle cells to contract (move),
Which macromolecule would be located on the muscle cell and would receive the
transmitted chemical information which would signal the muscle to contract.
Lipids would be the receiver of the information. Lipids are made up of fatty acids
and glycerol that help to send and receive messages
Lipids would be the receiver of the information. Lipids are made up of glucose,
which muscles need to contract
Proteins would be the receiver of the information. Proteins have receptor areas
that assist them in sending and receiving messages and signals.
Proteins would be the receiver of the information. Proteins' monomer is
nucleotides, which contains genetic information to signal the cell to release
certain chemicals