Peptide vs steroid hormone signaling

Peptide vs steroid hormone signaling – water-soluble peptide hormones bind cell-surface receptors and trigger second…

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Peptide vs steroid hormone signaling: water-soluble peptide hormones bind cell-surface receptors and trigger second messengers (cAMP); lipophilic steroid hormones cross the membrane and bind intracellular receptors that act as transcription factors

This illustration explains peptide vs steroid hormone signaling: water-soluble peptide hormones bind cell-surface receptors and trigger second messengers (cAMP); lipophilic steroid hormones cross the membrane and bind intracellular receptors that act as transcription factors. Suited to anatomy and physiology manuscripts, grant figures, posters and teaching slides that cover endocrine. Editable SVG from the Endocrine & Metabolism Pro pack, with grouped layers you can recolor.

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