M2 QUESTION 4Target cell receptors can be activated or inhibited by specific hormonesO TrueO FalseQUESTION SIn order for melatonin to inhibit GnRH secretion it must travel in which direction in the body?O 1. AnteriorlyO2. PosteriortyQUESTION 6Which structure of the adrenal glands is the most superficial?01.CapsuleO2. MedullaO 3.Zona glomerulosa04. Zona reticularisO5. Zona faciculata

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QUESTION 4 Target cel receptors can be activated or inhibited by specific hormones O True O False QUESTION S In order for melatonin to inhibit GnRH secretion it must travel in which direction in the bodye 01 Anteriorly O2 Posteriorty QUESTION 6 Which structure of the adrenal glands is the most superficial? OL Capsule O2 Medulla 03. Zona glomerulosa 04 Zona retiaularis 0s.Zona facioulata

QUESTION 4 Target cel receptors can be activated or inhibited by specific hormones O True O False QUESTION S In order for melatonin to inhibit GnRH secretion it must travel in which direction in the bodye 01 Anteriorly O2 Posteriorty QUESTION 6 Which structure of the adrenal glands is the most superficial? OL Capsule O2 Medulla 03. Zona glomerulosa 04 Zona retiaularis 0s.Zona facioulata

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