_______ are specific cells on which hormones act.
A) Target cells
B) Alpha cells
C) Hormonal cells
D) Prostaglandins

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Target cells are specific cells in the body that have receptors for a particular hormone. When the hormone binds to the receptor on the target cell, it causes a specific physiological response or effect. Alpha cells and hormonal cells are not accurate descriptions for cells on which hormones act, and prostaglandins are not cells but rather a type of hormone-like molecule.

_______ Are Specific Cells on Which Hormones Act