Answer:
The molecule will not be effective inhibitor of estrogen receptor in cells because the molecule that is being generated to act as estrogen inhibitor is hydrophilic.
Explanation:
Estrogen is a steroid hormone synthesized from cholesterol by the ovaries.Estrogen receptor belongs to the family of intracellular receptor or nuclear receptor.
Estrogen receptor are located in the nucleus of the target cell.In the question it was mention that the identified molecule is hydrophilic as a result it will unable to cross the plasma membrane to bind with the estrogen receptor.
From that point of view it can stated that the identified hydrophilic molecule cannot act as an effective receptor in vivo or inside the cells.
