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Which one of the following endocrine system statements is INCORRECT?Question 19Select one:a.All cells produce Steroid hormones using cholesterol as a precursor molecule. b.Signal amplification is achieved through the use of second messenger signalling pathways and means that cells do not need to express a large amount of receptors for a hormone to cause a large effect in the cell. c.Chaperone molecules do not enter the nucleus of the cell. d.Agonists activate receptor signalling pathways within a cell. e.Up-regulation of receptors allows cells to enhance their sensitivity to a ligand.

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Which one of the following endocrine system statements is INCORRECT?Question 19Select one:a.All cells produce Steroid hormones using cholesterol as a precursor molecule. b.Signal amplification is achieved through the use of second messenger signalling pathways and means that cells do not need to express a large amount of receptors for a hormone to cause a large effect in the cell. c.Chaperone molecules do not enter the nucleus of the cell. d.Agonists activate receptor signalling pathways within a cell. e.Up-regulation of receptors allows cells to enhance their sensitivity to a ligand.

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Solution

The incorrect statement is:

a. All cells produce Steroid hormones using cholesterol as a precursor molecule.

Not all cells are capable of producing steroid hormones. Only certain cells in specific glands of the endocrine system, such as the adrenal cortex and gonads, have the necessary enzymes to convert cholesterol into steroid hormones.

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