Insulin acts only on those cells that have insulin receptor protein in their plasma membranes.What is the general name given to these cells?

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Insulin acts specifically on cells that have insulin receptors, which are broadly referred to as "target cells." This term is used because these cells are the "targets" of insulin's action, meaning insulin will bind to these cells via their receptors to exert its effects, such as glucose uptake.

Insulin Acts Only on Those Cells That Have Insulin Receptor