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What is the location of the receptors for steroid hormones?
What is the location of the receptors for steroid hormones?
- Endoplasmic reticulum
- Cytoplasm (correct)
- Nucleus
- Mitochondria
How do steroid hormones initiate protein synthesis?
How do steroid hormones initiate protein synthesis?
- Forming hormone-receptor complexes that bind to mRNA (correct)
- Directly binding to ribosomes in the cytoplasm
- Binding to DNA causing enzyme synthesis
- Activating protein kinase enzymes
Which type of hormones combine with their specific receptors inside the nucleus?
Which type of hormones combine with their specific receptors inside the nucleus?
- Epinephrine
- Hypothalamic hormones
- Thyroid hormones (correct)
- Steroid hormones
Which system involves the formation of hormone-receptor complexes that move to the nucleus?
Which system involves the formation of hormone-receptor complexes that move to the nucleus?
What is the role of thyroid hormones when they bind to DNA in the nucleus?
What is the role of thyroid hormones when they bind to DNA in the nucleus?
How may hormone secretion be influenced by factors such as epinephrine?
How may hormone secretion be influenced by factors such as epinephrine?
What is the role of the cAMP system in the mechanism of action of protein and polypeptide hormones?
What is the role of the cAMP system in the mechanism of action of protein and polypeptide hormones?
What is the role of the calcium-calmodulin system in the mechanism of action of protein and polypeptide hormones?
What is the role of the calcium-calmodulin system in the mechanism of action of protein and polypeptide hormones?
What is the role of the membrane phospholipids system in the mechanism of action of protein and polypeptide hormones?
What is the role of the membrane phospholipids system in the mechanism of action of protein and polypeptide hormones?
How do steroid hormones differ in their mechanism of action compared to protein and polypeptide hormones?
How do steroid hormones differ in their mechanism of action compared to protein and polypeptide hormones?
Which of the following is a key difference between the mechanism of action of steroid hormones and protein/polypeptide hormones?
Which of the following is a key difference between the mechanism of action of steroid hormones and protein/polypeptide hormones?
Which of the following is a common feature of the second messenger systems used by protein and polypeptide hormones?
Which of the following is a common feature of the second messenger systems used by protein and polypeptide hormones?
What is the end result of a hormone's action on its target cells?
What is the end result of a hormone's action on its target cells?
Which type of hormones are derived from cholesterol?
Which type of hormones are derived from cholesterol?
Which system involves the activation of cAMP as a second messenger?
Which system involves the activation of cAMP as a second messenger?
What is the main function of steroid hormones in the body?
What is the main function of steroid hormones in the body?
Which type of hormones act by binding to intracellular receptors and directly influencing gene expression?
Which type of hormones act by binding to intracellular receptors and directly influencing gene expression?
In which mechanism of action do hormones utilize calcium-calmodulin complex to exert their effects?
In which mechanism of action do hormones utilize calcium-calmodulin complex to exert their effects?
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