What do all hormones have in common?
A) They are made from amino acids.
B) They are bound to transport molecules in the blood.
C) They bind to and interact with a receptor on or in the target cell.
D) They use the second messenger mechanism to control the target cell.
E) They are all lipid-soluble.

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Hormones, regardless of their chemical nature, exert their effects by binding to and interacting with specific receptors on or in their target cells. This interaction is crucial for the hormone's ability to regulate physiological processes.

What Do All Hormones Have in Common