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The relationship between two hormones that work together is referred to as

The relationship between two hormones that work together is referred to as
a. opposing interaction.
b. synergistic interaction.
c. permissive interaction.
d. mutualistic interaction.
e. commensal interaction.

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The important feature of all cells that react to a specific hormone is (are) the
a. type of blood supply they receive.
b. proximity of the endocrine gland.
c. presence of an appropriate receptor molecule.
d. characteristics of their plasma membranes.
e. presence of specific genes responsive to the hormone.

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Authors: Starr, McMillan

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