Which type of hormone-receptor action allows insulin to move glucose into cells?

A) Activation of cGMP
B) Activation of adenylate cyclase
C) Direct alteration of intracellular enzymes
D) Phosphorylation of intracellular proteins

Hormone-receptor Action

A biochemical process where hormones bind to specific receptors on or inside cells, initiating a cell signaling cascade that results in physiological changes.

Intracellular Enzymes

Enzymes located within cells that catalyze reactions involved in metabolic processes, supporting cell function and homeostasis.

Insulin

A compound released by the pancreas that plays a key role in blood sugar regulation by supporting glucose uptake into tissues.