Where is a hormone’s site of action?
a. cytoplasm within gap junctions
b. synaptic clef...
Biology, 02.09.2019 01:30 jusicca1109
Where is a hormone’s site of action?
a. cytoplasm within gap junctions
b. synaptic cleft
c. plasma membrane receptor proteins
d. pituitary gland
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