Membrane & Signaling Processes
| MEMBRANE PROCESSES & SIGNALLING CASCADES As they relate to Terms 1 and 4 of System 4 Robert Campbell April 2011 |
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A few simplified examples of signalling pathways are shown in Figures 4, 5 & 6
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Figure 30 illustrates how the main pathways of G-protein signaling initiate.
System 4 Terms:
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The meaning in each System Term must be interpreted in context. In order to understand this it is first
necessary to interpret the universal hierarchy in the context of the Cell as it relates to Organ tissues
and Host human being as well to the Cell, Organelles and Enzymes triad that directs molecular
processes inside each cell. In the former case the Particular Terms relate to collective events within
each Cell as they collectively relate to Organs and the Host human being. In the latter case the
Particular Terms relate to chemical events catalyzed by specific Enzyme Teams associated with
Organelles as these relate collectively to the overall integration of the host Cell. The Universal Terms
regulate their collective organization. This methodology is a strict discipline that complements
traditional approaches to the sciences and it must find consistency with the empirical evidence.
necessary to interpret the universal hierarchy in the context of the Cell as it relates to Organ tissues
and Host human being as well to the Cell, Organelles and Enzymes triad that directs molecular
processes inside each cell. In the former case the Particular Terms relate to collective events within
each Cell as they collectively relate to Organs and the Host human being. In the latter case the
Particular Terms relate to chemical events catalyzed by specific Enzyme Teams associated with
Organelles as these relate collectively to the overall integration of the host Cell. The Universal Terms
regulate their collective organization. This methodology is a strict discipline that complements
traditional approaches to the sciences and it must find consistency with the empirical evidence.
