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Cell Signaling!! ❤️

You know...Skin cells can "talk"!!!!

Every second, the skin cells are talking, sending and receiving signals between each other to

Control repair, hydration, pigmentation and maintain skin balance.

This communication is similar to the use of a mobile phone. There are senders, messages, receivers, and signals that must be sent to the correct destination.

But how does the cell know which message it sends to itself?

The answer is Receptor.

# doodeeprecision # Skinbeauty # Lemon8 # Trending # Cellsignaling

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