lipophilic ligand receptor are often found ___ of the cell. (Intercellular mediated response)
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" Lipophilic ligands are molecules that have a strong affinity for lipids, which are fats. Receptors are proteins on the cell surface or within the cell that bind to specific ligands. Show more…
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