Can a drug interfere with the action of a hormone in some target cells but not in others? Why?
A) Yes, because a receptor for a peptide hormone can be coupled to different second messenger systems.
B) Yes, because a receptor for a steroid hormone can be coupled to different second messenger systems.
C) No, hormones produce only one effect.
D) No, hormones always use the same second messenger system.
E) No, the hormone changes only target cells.
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Q4: Local hormones are:
A)biochemicals released from one cell
Q5: Most steroid hormones are synthesized from:
A)insulin.
B)amino acids.
C)linoleic
Q6: Which of the following is/are secreted not
Q7: A possible second messenger in the cytoplasm
Q8: When you eat a bag of cookies,
Q10: Endocrine hormones are:
A)biochemicals released from one cell
Q11: Which of these is a documented effect
Q12: Histamine is an example of a(n):
A)neurotransmitter.
B)local hormone.
C)endocrine
Q13: Antidiuretic hormone increases fluid retention when the
Q14: Endocrine communication depends on:
A)electrical signals within individual
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