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S. J. Gudlaugssons across the cell. There is now increasing evidence that Ca. signals are not limited to single cells but can propagate to neighboring cells in the form of intercellular Ca.+ waves. Intercellular Ca.waves have been observed, e.g., in airway epithelial cells [29], glial cells of the nervous system [5]