Can Human Cells Retain Specialized Functions While Reorganizing

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• Cells maintain internal representations of correct anatomical structure (target morphology) that causally constrain growth, regeneration, and repair.claim0.736
• Cells exhibit generalization in physiological space, recognizing novel stressors as members of familiar classes to deploy transcriptional solutions.hypothesis0.733
  Predicts that cells can categorize perturbations and mount appropriate, not just hardwired, responses.
• Target morphology shifts occur despite the fact that all of the individual cells have unaltered normal genomes, showing that competent subunits can be pushed to implement diverse organism-scale goals by physiological signals.claim0.730
  Highlights the non-genetic control of large-scale anatomy.
• How Do Cells Maintain Competency For Novel Behaviorsquestion0.724
• The remarkable ability of neurons to unify toward a centralized self is an evolutionary pivot of far earlier cell communication strategies that first solved problems in navigating anatomical morphospace.hypothesis0.723
  Proposes an evolutionary trajectory linking morphogenesis to neural cognition.
• How Do Groups Of Cells Remember And Pursuequestion0.720
• If different organizations of nervous tissue can achieve the same functions, the possibility that cognitive capacities, including sentience, can be achieved by other tissues should be considered.claim0.720
  Conditional claim urging consideration of non-neural tissues for cognition.
• How Do Molecular Networks And Cellular Systems Rememberquestion0.719