Answer: b.
Step-by-step explanation:
Paracrine signalling is a type of cell-to-cell or cell signalling communication in which a cell produces a signal that causes changes in neighbouring cells, altering those cells' behaviour. One example of paracrine signalling is the transfer of signals between nerve cells through synapses.
Paracrine signalling functions are essential to amplifying and regulating an inflammatory response within a organ or tissue, and initiating a coordinated immune response involving different types of cells.
Hence, the correct option is b.