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Hormonesa. are rarely involved in disease processes.b. are chemical messengers that travel from one system of cells to affect another.c. are produced and remain inside single cells for intracellular communications.d.
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Hormones are often involved in disease processes, so this option is incorrect. b. Hormones are indeed chemical messengers that travel from one system of cells to affect another. This option seems correct. c. Hormones are not produced and remain inside single Show more…
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