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Steroid hormones do not require a membrane receptor because they:

Steroid hormones do not require a membrane receptor because they:

a. are small enough to pass directly through pores in the membrane
b. are lipid-soluble and pass through the bilayer
c. pass through special channels
d. are water-soluble
e. dissolve in the cholesterol of the membranes

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A mosquito becomes infected with West Nile virus and then it bites a human and transfers West Nile virus into the human's bloodstream. Which organism(s) is the vector in this case?

a. human
b. mosquito
c. bird
d. mosquito and bird
e. mosquito and human

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