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The Binding of a Plant Hormone to Its Receptor Typically

Question 84

Question 84

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The binding of a plant hormone to its receptor typically induces ____.


A) an increase in membrane permeability
B) an enzyme-substrate cascade
C) an inhibition of protein synthesis
D) a change in gene expression
E) increased DNA replication activity

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