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How does testosterone cross the plasma membrane? A. Simple diffusion, B. Passive transport through a carrier protein, C. Active transport, D. Co-transport.
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How does testosterone cross the plasma membrane?
A. Simple diffusion,
B. Passive transport through a carrier protein,
C. Active transport,
D. Co-transport.
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Steroid hormones like testosterone are lipid soluble, so they can easily pass through the plasma membrane by "Simple diffusion"
In short, Your Answer would be Option A
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B. passive transport through a carrier protein
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