A cell releases chemical signals into its surrounding space in order to communicate with neighboring cells. Which of the following must occur for the communication to be successful?

A) The chemical signal must bind to hormones on the neighboring cells
B) The same chemical signal must be produced within the neighboring cells
C) The neighboring cell must have the receptor to receive the signal


Ans: C) The neighboring cell must have the receptor to receive the signal

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