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The Process Whereby Repeated Exposure to a Hormone Can Cause

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Question 31

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The process whereby repeated exposure to a hormone can cause a decrease in the number of receptors for that hormone is called


A) Competition
B) Inhibition
C) Down regulation
D) Antagonism
E) Saturation

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