The receptor for a non-polar hormone

The cell type upon which a hormone has its influence is called it’s 2. Name the two major classifications of hormones and 3. The receptor for a polar (water soluble) hormone is the target cell; located 4. When a polar h(water soluble) hormone binds to its receptor, it triggers a series of reactions inside the target cell referred to as

5. The receptor for a non-polar hormone is the or._. or the 6. When a non-polar (lipid soluble) hormone binds to its receptor, it turns on in the DNA, which is located inside the target cell; located either by the DNA machinery. 7. Target cells tend to This results in the production of a called the number of their hormone receptors by a process 8. Target cells tend to when there are sustained high levels of hormone present. called the number of their hormone receptors by a process when there is a low level of a hormone present.