Steroid hormones cannot enter the cell.

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20 October, 03:50

Steroid hormones cannot enter the cell.

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Aria Delgado · Answer 1

False. Hormone-Receptor Binding and Interactions with DNA. Being lipids, steroid hormones enter the cell by simple diffusion across the plasma membrane. Thyroid hormones enter the cell by facilitated diffusion. The receptors exist either in the cytoplasm or nucleus, which is where they meet the hormone.

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Steroid hormones cannot enter the cell.

True

False