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By what mechanism is the smooth muscle more responsive to the hormone and by what type of transport does the cell manage this change to oxytocin receptors Again: don't get distracted by the cell type, it's just an example applied in a real world context. O upregulation, endocytosis O upregulation, exocytosis O down-regulation, endocytosis O down-regulation, exocytosis

By what mechanism is the smooth muscle more responsive to the hormone and by what type of transport does the cell manage this change to oxytocin receptors Again: don't get distracted by the cell type, it's just an example applied in a real world context. O upregulation, endocytosis O upregulation, exocytosis O down-regulation, endocytosis O down-regulation, exocytosis

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25.In pregnancy, the stretch of the cervix stimulates the hypothalamus to release a hormone. As the cervix and uterus continue to be distended, more of the hormone is released. In addition, this causes an increased responsiveness of the uterine smooth muscle.

 
By what mechanism is the smooth muscle more responsive to the hormone and by what type of transport does the cell manage this change to oxytocin receptors Again: don't get distracted by the cell type, it's just an example applied in a real world context. upregulation, endocytosis upregulation, exocytosis down-regulation, endocytosis O down-regulation, exocytosis
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