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Which of the following is a molecular characteristic that makes a ligand more likely to be bound by a nuclear receptor rather than a GPCR (select all that apply)?

Very hydrophilic

Few polar groups

Little or no charge

Little structural flexibility

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Very hydrophilic

Few polar groups

Little or no charge

Little structural flexibility

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Which of the following is a molecular characteristic that makes a ligand more likely to be bound by a nuclear receptor rather than a GPCR (select all that apply)?

Very hydrophilic

Few polar groups

Little or no charge

Little structural flexibility