Please answer both ### Hormone-Receptor Interaction Quiz#### Is the receptor changed as a result of binding the hormone?- [ ] receptor is changed- [ ] receptor isn't changedSubmit Request Answer---#### Part C**What are the binding forces between hormone and receptor?**- [ ] covalent- [ ] noncovalentSubmit Request Answer---This section is part of a quiz on hormone-receptor interactions. Learners are asked to consider whether receptors undergo structural changes upon hormone binding and to identify the types of binding forces involved in hormone-receptor interactions.

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Is the receptor changed as a result of binding the hormone? O receptor is changed O receptor isn't changed Submit Request Answer" Part C What are the binding forces between hormone and receptor? covalent noncovalent

Is the receptor changed as a result of binding the hormone? O receptor is changed O receptor isn't changed Submit Request Answer" Part C What are the binding forces between hormone and receptor? covalent noncovalent

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### Hormone-Receptor Interaction Quiz

#### Is the receptor changed as a result of binding the hormone?

- [ ] receptor is changed
- [ ] receptor isn't changed

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#### Part C

**What are the binding forces between hormone and receptor?**

- [ ] covalent
- [ ] noncovalent

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