Asked by Geesh
Select the true statement.
Hormones speed up chemical reactions.
Insulin's shape allows it to bind to specific parts of a cell.
Insulin transports glucose into a cell.
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The true statement is: "Insulin's shape allows it to bind to specific parts of a cell."
Brief clarifications:
- Hormones speed up chemical reactions — false; enzymes (not hormones) are biological catalysts that speed reactions.
- Insulin transports glucose into a cell — false; insulin doesn’t carry glucose itself. It binds to insulin receptors and signals cells (e.g., by causing GLUT4 transporters to move to the membrane) so glucose can be taken up.
Brief clarifications:
- Hormones speed up chemical reactions — false; enzymes (not hormones) are biological catalysts that speed reactions.
- Insulin transports glucose into a cell — false; insulin doesn’t carry glucose itself. It binds to insulin receptors and signals cells (e.g., by causing GLUT4 transporters to move to the membrane) so glucose can be taken up.
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