**Question:**What might happen to someone if their cells no longer recognized ghrelin's message?**Options:**- ○ they would never know when/if they are full- ○ they would never know when/if they are hungry- ○ they would never know when/if they were thirsty- ○ they would never know when to take up glucose**Note:**This question is designed to assess understanding of the hormone ghrelin, which is primarily involved in signaling hunger to the brain. If cells do not recognize ghrelin, it affects hunger signaling rather than thirst or glucose uptake.

Ghrelin is a hormone produced mainly by the stomach and, to a lesser extent, by other tissues in the…

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