Mechanism of Action of Steroid Hormones

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Where does the hormone-receptor complex go after interaction in the cytoplasm?

  • Cell membrane
  • Endoplasmic reticulum
  • Nucleus (correct)
  • Mitochondria

What is proposed in the model for steroid hormone action?

  • Cytoplasmic receptors interact with the hormone. (correct)
  • Receptors for steroid hormones are absent.
  • Hormones directly change the DNA sequence.
  • Steroid hormones act on the cell membrane.

How do the details of steroid hormone action vary among different hormones?

  • They vary in the sequence of events. (correct)
  • They vary in the gene products identified.
  • They vary in the cytoplasmic receptors' absence.
  • They vary in their effects on mitochondria.

In the mechanism of action of steroid hormones, what is the role of chromatin?

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What characterizes the change in gene expression induced by steroid hormones?

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Hormone-receptor complex destination

After interacting in the cytoplasm, the hormone-receptor complex travels to the nucleus.

Steroid Hormone Action Model

Steroid hormones interact with cytoplasmic receptors.

Variety in Steroid Hormone Action

Different steroid hormones have distinct pathways and mechanisms for action.

Chromatin's Role

Chromatin interacts with the hormone-receptor complex, influencing gene expression.

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Steroid-induced Gene Expression

Steroid hormones trigger changes in the expression of multiple genes.

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