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Resumo:Background: Myriads of signaling pathways in a single cell function to achieve the highest spatio-temporal integration. Data are accumulating on the role of electromechanical soliton-like waves in signal transduction processes. Theoretical studies strongly suggest feasibility of both classical and quantum computing involving microtubules. Aim: A theoretical study of the role of the complex composed of the plasma membrane and the microtubule-based cytoskeleton as a system that transmits, stores and processes information. Methods: Theoretical analysis presented here refers to (i) the Penrose–Hameroff theory of consciousness (Orchestrated Objective Reduction; Orch OR), (ii) the description of the centrosome as a reference system for construction of the 3D map of the cell proposed by Regolini, (iii) the Heimburg–Jackson model of the nerve pulse propagation along axons’ lipid bilayer as soliton-like electro-mechanical waves. Results and conclusion: The ideas presented in this paper provide a qualitative model for the decision-making processes in a living cell undergoing a differentiation process. Outlook: This paper paves the way for the real-time live-cell observation of information processing by microtubule-based cytoskeleton and cell fate decision making.
Autores principais:Barvitenko, Nadezhda
Outros Autores:Lawen, Alfons; Aslam, Muhammad; Pantaleo, Antonella; Saldanha, Carlota; Skverchinskaya, Elisaveta; Regolini, Marco; Tuszynski, Jack A.
Assunto:Tubulin Microtubule Centrosome Signaling Memory Signal transduction
Ano:2018
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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author Barvitenko, Nadezhda
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Aslam, Muhammad
Pantaleo, Antonella
Saldanha, Carlota
Skverchinskaya, Elisaveta
Regolini, Marco
Tuszynski, Jack A.
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Regolini, Marco
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Signaling
Memory
Signal transduction
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Lawen, Alfons
Aslam, Muhammad
Pantaleo, Antonella
Saldanha, Carlota
Skverchinskaya, Elisaveta
Regolini, Marco
Tuszynski, Jack A.
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Centrosome
Signaling
Memory
Signal transduction
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description Background: Myriads of signaling pathways in a single cell function to achieve the highest spatio-temporal integration. Data are accumulating on the role of electromechanical soliton-like waves in signal transduction processes. Theoretical studies strongly suggest feasibility of both classical and quantum computing involving microtubules. Aim: A theoretical study of the role of the complex composed of the plasma membrane and the microtubule-based cytoskeleton as a system that transmits, stores and processes information. Methods: Theoretical analysis presented here refers to (i) the Penrose–Hameroff theory of consciousness (Orchestrated Objective Reduction; Orch OR), (ii) the description of the centrosome as a reference system for construction of the 3D map of the cell proposed by Regolini, (iii) the Heimburg–Jackson model of the nerve pulse propagation along axons’ lipid bilayer as soliton-like electro-mechanical waves. Results and conclusion: The ideas presented in this paper provide a qualitative model for the decision-making processes in a living cell undergoing a differentiation process. Outlook: This paper paves the way for the real-time live-cell observation of information processing by microtubule-based cytoskeleton and cell fate decision making.
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spellingShingle Integration of intracellular signaling : biological analogues of wires, processors and memories organized by a centrosome 3D reference system
Barvitenko, Nadezhda
Tubulin
Microtubule
Centrosome
Signaling
Memory
Signal transduction
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Tubulin
Microtubule
Centrosome
Signaling
Memory
Signal transduction
title Integration of intracellular signaling : biological analogues of wires, processors and memories organized by a centrosome 3D reference system
title_full Integration of intracellular signaling : biological analogues of wires, processors and memories organized by a centrosome 3D reference system
title_fullStr Integration of intracellular signaling : biological analogues of wires, processors and memories organized by a centrosome 3D reference system
title_full_unstemmed Integration of intracellular signaling : biological analogues of wires, processors and memories organized by a centrosome 3D reference system
title_short Integration of intracellular signaling : biological analogues of wires, processors and memories organized by a centrosome 3D reference system
title_sort Integration of intracellular signaling : biological analogues of wires, processors and memories organized by a centrosome 3D reference system
topic Tubulin
Microtubule
Centrosome
Signaling
Memory
Signal transduction
topic_facet Tubulin
Microtubule
Centrosome
Signaling
Memory
Signal transduction
url http://hdl.handle.net/10451/44627
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