Inspired by the recent findings of the two P + c states in the J/ψp mass spectrum at LHCb, we investigate the elastic and inelastic cross sections of the J/ψN , η c N , ΥN and η b N channels within the constraints from heavy quark spin and flavour symmetry. TheD Recently, the LHCb collaboration has reported the observation of two new P + c states [1], P c (4380) + , (Γ = 205 MeV) (denoted as P 1 ) and P c (4450) + , (Γ = 39 MeV) (P 2 ), which are found in the J/ψp mass spectrum of the Λ 0 b → J/ψK − p decays and consistent with pentaquark states. There are still some uncertainties in the LHCb analysis about the spin-parity J P quantum numbers, with the possible assignments (3/2 − , 5/2 + ) respectively, or (3/2 − , 5/2 + ), (5/2 + , 3/2 − ). What is nature of these two states? Soon after the experimental finding, they are considered as molecular states [2][3][4][5], but the molecular components are different among these works. Using the one-pion exchange model, Ref.[2] suggests that P 1 is aD * Σ c molecular state with (I = 1/2, J = 3/2) and P 2D * Σ * c state with (I = 1/2, J = 5/2). And, P 1 is also interpreted as aD * Σ c state with (I = 1/2, J P = 3/2 − ) but P 2 as aD * Λ c andDΣ * c mixture (I = 1/2, J = 5/2 + ) within the QCD sum rule frame [3]. The work of Ref.[4] based on the chiral unitary approach claims the P 2 to be a mixed state made ofD * Σ c andD * Σ * c with I = 1/2, J P = 3/2 − by the analysis of the Λ b decays [6,7]. Furthermore, with the formalism of an effective theory, Ref.[5] explains P 1 and P 2 as the molecular candidates ofDΣ * c andD * Σ c , respectively. But, Ref.[8] questions the explanation of the molecular state for these two new findings and suggest that they should be considered as multiquark configuration at the quark level. Following, these two states can be described as a five quark state of the diquark picture in the short range interaction at the quark level [9][10][11]. On the contrary, it is suggested that they could be just a kinematical effect (cusp effect) [12-14] generated from the triangle diagram singularity. Even though Refs. [12][13][14] conclude that the peaks are not real states but the singularity effect of the triangle diagram which leads to the cusp of the decay amplitudes, the authors of [12] comment with caution that the conclusion of the kinematical effect can be distinguished with the future experimental measurement of the χ c1 p mass distribution in the process of Λ 0 b → K − χ c1 p. Later, the χ c1 p component, making of the P 2 state, is investigated in the work of [15] utilizing the Weinberg compositeness condition [16] and an interesting analogy to the scalar meson f 0 (980) is drawn. Even if there are different opinions on the structure of these two new states, one should keep in mind that both of them are found in the J/ψp mass spectrum. This is the motivation of the present work to look into the J/ψN cross sections, where N represents the nucleon.Due to the heavy quark masses of c, b, and the couplings not known in the heavy charm and beaut...