False as Lipid-soluble hormones enter the target cell and diffuse through the plasma membrane where they bind to a receptor protein.
Lipid-insoluble hormones must connect to receptors on the cell surface and send their signals through signal transduction pathways since they are unable to penetrate the plasma membrane and enter the cell.
Water-soluble hormones attach to a protein receptor on the cell's plasma membrane.
The receptor for lipid-soluble hormones is typically found in the cell's cytoplasm or nucleus. The receptor can affect transcription in the nucleus as a result of the hormone binding, either by itself or in combination with other transcription factors.
Know more about Lipid soluble at:
https://brainly.com/question/29025251
#SPJ4
