What determines whether a particular cell is able to respond to a hormone?

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Groot · Answer 1 · 2020-09-14T02:55:17+0000

The presence of the receptor in a cell for a particular hormone decide whether the cell is able to respond to a hormone. Cells which do not have a receptor are not directly influenced by hormone.

What determines whether a particular cell is able to respond to a hormone?

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