Ribonucleoprotein Binding of Steroid-"Receptor" Complexes
IT is currently believed that the action of a steroid hormone is dependent on its binding to a specific cytoplasmic "receptor" protein. The steroid-"receptor" complex then enters the cell nucleus and presumably regulates certain nuclear activities including RNA synthesis1-5.
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| description | IT is currently believed that the action of a steroid hormone is dependent on its binding to a specific cytoplasmic "receptor" protein. The steroid-"receptor" complex then enters the cell nucleus and presumably regulates certain nuclear activities including RNA synthesis1-5. |
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