Using what you know about cell communication, explain the difference between intercellular and intracellular communication

In biology, cellular communication is a term used to determine distinct kinds of methods of communication among the living cellulites. Of these intercellular communication signifies the communication between the cells. In this kind of communication, membrane vesicle trafficking plays an essential role in both humans and animals.  

On the other hand, intracellular communication signifies towards the communication of the organelles in order to sustain cellular homeostasis.  

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cell division is not regulated in tumor cells.