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A hormone enters a cell and interacts directly with the cell's DNA. This hormone could be a non-steroid hormone could be a steroid hormone does not pass through the cell membrane binds to a receptor on
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A hormone enters a cell and interacts directly with the cell's DNA. This hormone

could be a non-steroid hormone
could be a steroid hormone
does not pass through the cell membrane
binds to a receptor on the cell membrane
is this B?

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Could be a steroid hormone. A lot of our body's hormones are steroids. These are a class of lipids. These type of hormones are not water soluble, so they need to attached to protein carriers to enter a cell.
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