differences between the signaling arrays and responses

What are the similarities and differences  between the  signaling arrays and responses that are driven and associated with the “Jasmontates” in plants, and the “eicosanoids”; arachidonic acid cascade components in animals?  This is a large enough question that walks across a rather wide array of signaling domans and functional relationships that it serves as a classic example of “systems responses and systems integration from the perspective of cellular signaling and controls from an evolutionary perspective.  Would you like to tackle this as the cumulative end product of this course?

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