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    Receptors in Cell Signaling Are Not to Be Confused with Receptors
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Receptors in Cell Signaling Are Not to Be Confused with Receptors

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Receptors in cell signaling are not to be confused with receptors that activate a reflex arc.Explain the difference, using specific examples.

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