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Why are some body cells responsive to a particular hormone, whereas others are not?.
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Why are some body cells responsive to a particular hormone, whereas others are not?.

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Why are some body cells responsive to a particular hormone, whereas others are not?

Responsive cells express a specific receptor for the hormone.

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Responsive cells have a certain receptor for a particular hormone.
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