A water-soluble hormone approaches its target cell. Which will happen last?

The hormone’s signal will be transduced through the cytoplasm of the target cell
The hormone’s signal will interact with the target cell’s DNA
The target cell will make proteins that alter the cell’s function
The hormone’s signal will enter the nucleus

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A water-soluble hormone approaches its target cell. Which will happen last?

 The hormone’s signal will be transduced through the cytoplasm of the target cell
 The hormone’s signal will interact with the target cell’s DNA
 The target cell will make proteins that alter the cell’s function
 The hormone’s signal will enter the nucleus

anonymous · Answer

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agent0smith · Answer

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kittiwitti1 · Answer

He's not trying to be rude; he's just telling you ways to identify who can actually help you in a subject ♪
That way, you won't waste time! ☺

By the way ... I have a hint for you: What's INSIDE the nucleus, and what does it do AFTER receiving hormone signals? ♦

hwyl · Answer

YOU NEED TO BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HYDROPHILIC AND HYDROPHOBIC INTERACTIONS. THIS IS THE KEY.

hwyl · Answer

THEN YOU MOVE INTO THE STRUCTURE OF CELLS 
START WITH CELL MEMBRANES, BECAUSE IT IS WHERE YOU WILL ENCOUNTER BOTH FEATURES - THE BILIPID MEMBRANES IN PARTICULAR.

fatir5 · Answer

Ist the signal will be transduced through the cytoplasm of cell. Then it would enter the nucleus, where it would interact with the DNA and in the end, DNA will pass on its response(information about needed protein) to RNA and in the cytoplasm target cell would produce proteins to alter cell's function and to act accordingly. So "3rd" option.