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How are steroid hormones transported in the blood?
How are steroid hormones transported in the blood?
- Regulate pre-existing cellular reactions
- Readily & bind to intracellular receptors (correct)
- Synthesized from cholesterol
- Insoluble in blood
What is the main reason for calling these hormones 'ductless'?
What is the main reason for calling these hormones 'ductless'?
- They are secreted directly into the bloodstream (correct)
- They are synthesized from cholesterol
- They are insoluble in blood
- They regulate pre-existing cellular reactions
What is the biochemical classification of steroid hormones based on?
What is the biochemical classification of steroid hormones based on?
- Their transport in the blood
- Their lipid solubility and synthesis from cholesterol (correct)
- Their insolubility in blood
- Their regulation of pre-existing cellular reactions
How do non-steroid hormones differ from steroid hormones in terms of synthesis?
How do non-steroid hormones differ from steroid hormones in terms of synthesis?
What is the primary destination of hormones after being secreted into the bloodstream?
What is the primary destination of hormones after being secreted into the bloodstream?