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What is a cell called when it presents a protein on its membrane that is specific for a hormone?

a. Depolarized cell
b. Target cell
c. Haploid cell
d. Effector cell
e. Second messenger cell

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Answer:

The correct answer is B) Target Cell

Step-by-step explanation:

When a cell becomes programmed to respond to a particular hormone, it is called a target cell. Usually, for this to happen, it will maintain a functional receptor for the hormone in question.

Target cells are found in animal circulatory systems.

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