A) results in a decrease in the number of receptor sites in the target cell.
B) produces an increase in the sensitivity of the target cell to the hormone.
C) is found in target cells that maintain a constant level of receptors.
D) produces insensitivity to the hormone in the target tissue.
E) moves the receptors up on the membrane.
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A) pancreas
B) adrenals
C) pituitary
D) thyroid
E) thymus
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A) 1, 3, 4
B) 1, 2, 3
C) 2, 3, 4
D) 1, 2, 3, 4
E) 1, 2, 4
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A) in the cytoplasm of their target cells.
B) on the plasma membrane of their target cells.
C) in the lysosomes of their target cells.
D) on the nuclear membrane of their target cells.
E) in the nucleus or cytoplasm of their target cells.
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A) chemicals produced by neurons that function as hormones
B) chemicals that act locally on nearby cells
C) chemical secreted by presynaptic terminal
D) influences same cell type from which it is secreted
E) chemical secreted into blood by specialized cells; travels some distance to target tissues
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A) a cascade effect.
B) a double loop effect.
C) a protein kinase effect.
D) a cyclic effect.
E) a negative feedback cycle.
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A) pancreas
B) adrenals
C) pituitary
D) thyroid
E) thymus
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A) cGMP
B) cAMP
C) calmodulin
D) phospholipase C
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A) can dissolve in the blood as free hormones
B) large hormones need fenestrated capillaries to move out of the blood stream
C) most readily diffuse through capillary walls
D) rapidly degraded by proteases in the bloodstream
E) some may have carbohydrates attached to give a longer half-life
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A) negative-feedback mechanisms.
B) neural-feedback mechanisms.
C) positive-feedback mechanisms.
D) hormonal-feedback mechanisms.
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A) paracrine
B) neurotransmitter
C) autocrine
D) endocrine
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A) its half-life is increased.
B) it can be more quickly eliminated from the body.
C) it can be stored for later use.
D) it is actively transported into cells.
E) it is more slowly eliminated from the body.
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A) faster and briefer
B) slower and more prolonged
C) more accurate
D) more restricted to a small area of the body
E) more intense
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A) neuropathogen.
B) neurotransmitter.
C) neurocrine.
D) neurohormone.
E) neurosynthesizer.
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A) the rate of hormone secretion.
B) the identity of a hormone.
C) the rate at which hormones are eliminated from the body.
D) the rate of action of a hormone.
E) the rate of travel through the blood to a target.
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A) bind to and activate protein kinase.
B) activate genes in the nucleus to produce mRNA.
C) directly activate structural enzymes in the cytoplasm of the target cell.
D) catalyze a cascade reaction that ultimately activates genes on the DNA.
E) control levels of calcium in the cell.
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A) nuclear receptor model
B) membrane-bound receptor model
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A) nuclear receptor model
B) membrane-bound receptor model
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