Biology, 14.05.2021 21:50 keke6361

Nuclear hormone receptors are transcription factors that control gene expression by directly binding to DNA and recruiting additional proteins called coactivators and corepressors. Despite being transcription factors, they are often called receptors because they bind hormones.

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