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Mechanisms of hormone action Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Difference between non-steroid hormones and steroid hormones Royalty Free Stock Photo

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When a hormone outside of a capillary, it can act on a target cell. A steroid hormone is capable of crossing through the cell membrane of the target cell. A protein hormone attaches to the cells membrane and activates a receptor that releases, in turn, a messenger within the cell.