Estrogen is most likely to exert its effect by regulating

a) protein kinases.

b) phospholipase C.

c) expression of genes and production of

specificproteins.

d) cyclic AMP

e) Ca2+.

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Biology

Beatrice Kennedy

7 October, 18:18

Estrogen is most likely to exert its effect by regulating

a) protein kinases.

b) phospholipase C.

c) expression of genes and production of

specificproteins.

d) cyclic AMP

e) Ca2+.

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Jeremy Singh · Answer 1

c) expression of genes and production of specific proteins.

Explanation:

Estrogen is a lipid-soluble steroid hormone that diffuses through the lipid bilayer of the plasma membrane of its target cell. The hormone binds to its nuclear receptor and receptor-hormone complex then alters the expression of particular genes.

It triggers transcription of specific DNA sequences into mRNA which in turn enters the cytoplasm and serves as a template for synthesis of specific proteins.

Estrogen is the female sex hormone and stimulates development of secondary sexual characters in females as well as required for maturation of egg.

Estrogen is most likely to exert its effect by regulatinga) protein kinases.b) phospholipase C.c) expression of genes and production ofspecificproteins.d) cyclic AMPe) Ca2+.

Estrogen is most likely to exert its effect by regulating

a) protein kinases.

b) phospholipase C.

c) expression of genes and production of

specificproteins.

d) cyclic AMP

e) Ca2+.