Specific protein receptors are present for all of the following except
A)signal amplification.
B)signal transduction.
C)intracellular receptors binding to DNA.
D)signaling to other cells.
E)cell junctions.

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The specific protein receptors mentioned here are involved in various aspects of cellular signaling, such as amplification and transduction of signals, binding to DNA, and signaling to other cells. However, cell junctions do not involve the use of specific protein receptors. Instead, they are physical connections between adjacent cells that allow for direct communication and exchange of molecules.

Specific Protein Receptors Are Present for All of the Following