Though Often Chemically Identical, the Effect of Hormones Is Slower

question 170

Multiple Choice

Though often chemically identical, the effect of hormones is slower than the effect of neurotransmitters because hormones:

• A) are delivered by the bloodstream
• B) are chemically very different from neurotransmitters
• C) are transported in the interstitial fluid
• D) affect only the peripheral nervous system

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