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How do hydrophobic signalling molecules travel around the body?

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Hydrophobic molecules don't like water,just like the membrane.Since the membrane and these signaling molecules are made of the same thing,liquid,they can easily mix together.

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Hydrophobic signalling molecules move right through the cell membrane to the target inside the cell.

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