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Question: Calcitonin is a hormone released by the thyroid when blood calcium levels become too high.

It travels through the blood and binds to receptors on osteoclasts, reducing their activity and thus lowering calcium levels in the blood.

Which is the target cell in this scenario?

Answer

Pancreatic cells


Osteoclast


Keratinocyte


Thyroid cells  Edit

Answer: Osteoclast  Edit


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