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QUESTION The amino acid precursor of thyroid hormones, that iodine is added to, then forms the Ty and Ta thyroid hormones is known as O prehormonium O peptide O tyrosine O calmodulum QUESTION 9 Endocrine glands have no ducts and secrete hormones onto body surfaces have ducts and secrete hormones into tioodstream have ducts and secrete hormones onto body surfaces have no ducts and secrete homones into bloodstream QUESTION 10 system and stimulate target cells. Hormones are transported by the O oroulatory O respiratory O nervous postal system 0000

QUESTION The amino acid precursor of thyroid hormones, that iodine is added to, then forms the Ty and Ta thyroid hormones is known as O prehormonium O peptide O tyrosine O calmodulum QUESTION 9 Endocrine glands have no ducts and secrete hormones onto body surfaces have ducts and secrete hormones into tioodstream have ducts and secrete hormones onto body surfaces have no ducts and secrete homones into bloodstream QUESTION 10 system and stimulate target cells. Hormones are transported by the O oroulatory O respiratory O nervous postal system 0000

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter31: Endocrine Control

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