When a hormone binds to a membrane–bound receptor,

A. membrane channels are destroyed.
B. cyclic GMP might be produced to act as an intracellular mediator.
C. the nucleus is phosphorylated to prevent G-protein activation.
D. messenger RNA is formed.
E. cellular DNA is altered.


B

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