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Answer:
These 3 receptors are different from each other. They do differ from each other by their location and function.
1. Testosterone receptor : It is an Androgenic receptor
2. Ferrotransferrin receptor : It acts as an element-binding protein which is iron responsive.
3. Fibroblast growth factor : It acts as a growth factor.
Explanation:
1. Testosterone :
Location- Xq 11-12 in the X chromosome.
Function-
- maintains male skeletal integrity by osteoblast and osteocytes.
- maintains female sexual, somatic and behavior.
- develops male sexual characters.
2. Ferrotransferrin :
Location- chromosome 3q21
Function-
- intakes iron in the cell.
- maintains the cellular iron equilibrium.
- post-transcriptional modification.
3. Fibroblast (growth) :
Location- chromosome 4p16.3
Function-
- helps in bone development.
- helps in bone growth maintenance by ossification.
Haploid cells! Hope this helps :)
This would be animalia (animal cells)!
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