Multiple Choice
What is a likely explanation for why nothing happened in your experiment?
A) Yeast have a cell wall, so the molecule cannot pass through the cell membrane as it would in mice.
B) Water-soluble hormones are lipids, not proteins.
C) You need to apply the hormone in large amounts to see an effect.
D) Yeast may lack the receptor required for the hormone to act.
Correct Answer:
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