17. The ff. are true of ligands A. They are intracellular b) non-polar bind to receptors c) polar bind to receptors d) small molecules bind to receptors

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17. The ff. are true of ligands

A. They are intracellular
b) non-polar bind to receptors
c) polar bind to receptors
d) small molecules bind to receptors

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The answer is clearly B

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