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How are the tyrosine hormones different? they are composed entirely of lipids they are released only by the hypothalamus they contain amino acids they sometimes behave as proteins and sometimes as steroids?
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How are the tyrosine hormones different? they are composed entirely of lipids they are released only by the hypothalamus they contain amino acids they sometimes behave as proteins and sometimes as steroids?

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I was gnnna answer but I don’t even kno the answer
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