Question 35 The primary effect of insulin binding to a liver cell receptor is: Q

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Question 35

The primary effect of insulin binding to a liver cell receptor is:

Question 36

The action of hormones most resembles the action of ________

Question 37

Which of these hormones would be effective if taken orally?

Question 38

The hormone _______ is polypeptide-derived.

Question 39

Many peptide hormones are secreted in "spurts" rather than continuously, to _________

Question 40

After surgical removal of the thyroid gland it takes weeks for the symptoms of hypothyroidism to appear. This is because:

uptake of glucose from the intestine

The primary effect of insulin on liver is it causes uptake of glucose from blood

Action of hormones resemble action of neurotransmitter

Estrogen and thyroxine are effective if taken orally

Oxytocin is a polypeptide derived hormone

Hormones are released in spurts to cause synergistic binding

After surgical removal of thyroid gland,hypothyroifism appears late as there is a large reservoir of protein bound thyroxine in blood

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