A normal corpus luteum secretes large amounts of progesterone and a smaller amount of estradiol. Wha

A normal corpus luteum secretes large amounts of progesterone and a smaller amount of estradiol. What would result from a malfunctioning corpus luteum that secreted large amounts of estradiol and only a small amount of progesterone?
      
The endometrial glands would develop normally
      
LH levels would rise
      
A fertilized blastocyst would implant in the uterus
      
FHS levels would fall



The hormone ADH travels through the blood stream, what happens if the ADH reaches non-target cells?

the non-targeted cells will be activated by ADH
      
the non-target cells signal back to the posterior pituitary to inhibit ADH production
      
the non-target cells will respond the same way as taget cells
      
the non-target cells will not respond to ADH



Aldosterone is hydrophobic and acetylcholine is a charged molecule.  Which of these is an intracellular signlaing molecule and why?

Aldosterone because it can pass through the lipid bilayer

Acetylcholine because it can pass through the lipid bilayer

Aldosterone because it binds direclty to the DNA

Acetylcholine because it binds directly to the DNA