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    The Major Difference Between a Cell That Responds to a Signal
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The Major Difference Between a Cell That Responds to a Signal

Question 77

Question 77

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The major difference between a cell that responds to a signal and one that does not is the presence of a


A) DNA sequence that binds to the signal.
B) nearby blood vessel.
C) receptor.
D) second messenger.
E) transduction pathway.

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