Cell Physiology

Cell physiology is the study of how cells function and maintain life processes. It explores how cells produce energy, communicate with each other, and regulate their internal environment through complex mechanisms like the transport of nutrients and waste, chemical reactions, and signaling pathways. These functions are essential for growth, repair, and overall health of the body. By understanding cell physiology, scientists learn how living organisms operate at the most fundamental level, which helps in diagnosing diseases and developing treatments.