Question number 4 Questions1- What are the three types of hormones?2- Why would some hormones go through cleavage process?3- How do Steroids enter the cell?4- What are the changes hormones can make in a cell.5- What is the main function of hormones?6- What could be the function of releasing hormones7- What is the function of releasing hormones ?8- What are the two types of the feedback process what is the differencebetween them.

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