What would interfere with the binding of estrogen to the estrogen receptor?
Multiple Choice
A.) A molecule that interferes with second messenger cascades
B.) The estrogen receptor cleaves estrogen, making it inactive
C.) A molecule that prevents estrogen from entering the nucleus
D.) A different molecule that binds to the estrogen receptor on the surface of the cell
A different molecule that binds to the estrogen receptor on the
surface of the cell
Explanation:
There are an array of foreign compounds (green) which mimic like
natural hormones and bind to the receptor, they are although
different in shape and structure, can travel in the bloodstream,
contact or enter a cell, and bind with a nuclear receptor.
Chemicals that produce an abnormal response include compounds like
the insecticides kepone and o,p’-DDT and its metabolite o,p’-DDD or
the detergent alkylphenol polyethoxylate ,Kepone, o,p’-DDT, and
alkylphenols can cause an estrogen-like response.. These kinds of
estrogen artificial or chemical structure can enhance female traits
in males or cause permanent birth defects that endanger survival
and reproduction . In addition, kepone and o,p’-DDD can block
progesterone receptors on the outside membrane layer of sperm
cells, preventing them from becoming competent to fertilize
eggs.
Tamoxifen which is also a mimic or similar structure help to
prevent certain type breast cancers.
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