BIOLOGICAL CELLS EXHIBIT INTELLECTUAL BEHAVIOR
Y. K. Lahir*
Abstract
Intelligence and behavior are linked and both appear to be complex
and cognitive in nature. Intelligence is an ability to recognize, detect
the fluctuations within a biosystem, in its ambient environment and
exhibit cordial behavior. Cellular and physiological processes like
apoptosis, cell cycle, cellular signaling/communication, biochemicalstructural,
self-assembly, rectification of deformed or disorganized or
broken aspects of molecules like DNA, reorientation of protein
molecules, etc., reflect on the intellectual cellular behavior. The layer
of glycocalyx and cell membrane are potential biological barriers and
provides suitable binding-sites. Common modes of cellular
signaling/communication are autocrine, paracrine, juxtacrine and endocrine. Immune cellular
signaling/communications are specific and play significant role during innate and adaptive
immune responses. There is a possibility of collective efforts by genes towards intelligence.
A biofilm is a site where physiochemical forces are active ensuring its survival in normal and
extreme conditions including conditions in ravine and mesocosms habitats. The study on
cellular intelligence and behavior is useful in understanding the mechanism involved and its
application in tissue culture, and regenerative medicine. In this presentation, an effort is made
to review current developments in different aspects of cellular intelligence and behavior.
Keywords: Basal-body, Biofilms, Biomaterials, Biophysical aspects, Cell-to cell communication, Cellular-intelligence, Centriole, Ciliogenesis, Feed-back-pathway, Geneticsand- intelligence, Molecular-intelligence, molecular-recognition, Nanomaterials.
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