How do intracellular communication and intercellular communication differ? A: Intercellular communication involves passing an electrical charge through

plasmodesmata.

B: Intracellular communication involves passing molecules through gap junctions.

C:Intercellular communication occurs between two different cells.

D:Intercellular communication involves moving a molecule within a cell.

Question

Sonia

Biology

5 June, 13:02

How do intracellular communication and intercellular communication differ? A: Intercellular communication involves passing an electrical charge through

plasmodesmata.

B: Intracellular communication involves passing molecules through gap junctions.

C:Intercellular communication occurs between two different cells.

D:Intercellular communication involves moving a molecule within a cell.

+5

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Brice Atkinson · Answer 1

Answer: Intercellular communication involves passing an electrical charge through plasmodesmata.

Explanation: I took the quiz

Aniya Mcintyre · Answer 2

The correct answer will be option-C

Explanation:

In a multicellular organism, the cells adapted to perform various functions highly controlled and work in a coordinated fashion.

The coordination of the cell can be divided into two types:

1. Intercellular communication: The communication between the cells is known as the intercellular communication which includes synaptic transmission, vesicle trafficking.

2. Intracellular communication: the communication taking place within the cell which includes movement of particles through junction between the cell

Thus, Option-C is the correct statement.