Question

Drag each label to the correct location on the diagram.

Answer 1

Answer:

I'll work my way from the bottom right to the left and up... ( Hope this doesn't get too confusing ^^;)

New Protein is "SECRETION OF PROTEIN BY THE CELL"

The purple things "SYNTHESIS OF PROTEIN MOLECULES BY mRNA AND tRNA"

The green squiggle "FORMATION OF mRNA IN THE NUCLEUS"

The DNA strand in the nucleus "INITIATION OF DNA REPLICATION BECAUSE OF A SIGNAL GIVEN BY THE HORMONE"

The inner receptor "BINDING OF THE HORMONE MOLECULE WITH ITS RECEPTOR OF THE CELL"

The top box for tissue and hormone "SECRETION OF HORMONE BY TISSUE"

Hope this helps ya!!! ^^~

Answer 2

Answer:

The diagram describes the action of steroid hormone.

Explanation:

Hormones can be either steroid hormone which can cross the membrane of the target cell and bind to the intracellular receptors or protein/peptide hormones which are water soluble and cannot cross the membrane so bind to the membrane receptors.

- As we see in the diagram, the hormone crossed the cell membrane and it goes to bind with the intracellular receptor.  

- Once the hormone receptor complex is formed it enters into the nucleus.

- Within the nucleus it binds to specific sites on DNA bringing about the physiological change.

- An mRNA is formed within the nucleus which is translated into new protein in the cytoplasm.

- This new protein brings about the physiological change.