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autocrine signals affect only cells that are of the same cell type as the emitting cell. An example for autocrine signals is found in immune cells.
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autocrine Secretion of a substance, such as a growth factor, that stimulates the secretory cell itself. One route to independence of growth control is by autocrine growth factor production.
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autocrine growth f. a polypeptide, produced endogenously by a cell free from usual external growth controls, that may act on its producer cell to cause malignant transformation.
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autocrine factor A growth factor produced by the cell that stimulates the same cell to grow.
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autocrine system Secretion of cells that act to influence only their own growth; a local hormone. SEE: paracrine.
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