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    What Makes a Particular Tissue a "Target Tissue" for Hormones
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What Makes a Particular Tissue a "Target Tissue" for Hormones

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Question 13

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What makes a particular tissue a "target tissue" for hormones?


A) It has DNA, RNA, and proteins.
B) It grows in response to hormonal treatment.
C) It has proteins that bind to the hormone.
D) Gene transcription is closely regulated.

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