#1, they remain outside the target cell. #2, bind to the receptors inside the target cell. #3, they have no target cells. #4, are made of proteins.
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<span>Since the nursing assessment of a client with peritonitis reveals hypotension, tachycardia, and signs and symptoms of dehydration. the nurse also expects to find extreme abdominal pain with direct palpation and/or rebound tenderness. </span>
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Chromosomes have genes (that kinda look like spaghetti) on them. They are both located in the nucleus though.
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