Sometimes a transcription factor within the cytoplasm can act as an intracellular receptor for a ligand. When activated, such transcription factors can alter gene expression by preventing chaperone proteins from entering the nucleus. changing shape after binding their ligands and entering the nucleus. attaching ligands to their extracellular binding sites. activating effector proteins. binding to the nuclear membrane.

Sometimes a transcription factor within the cytoplasm can act as an intracellular receptor for a ligand. When activated, such transcription factors can alter gene expression by preventing chaperone proteins from entering the nucleus. changing shape after binding their ligands and entering the nucleus. attaching ligands to their extracellular binding sites. activating effector proteins. binding to the nuclear membrane.

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Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter15: Genes And Proteins

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Problem 12RQ: How do enhancers and promoters differ? Enhancers bind transcription factors to silence gene...

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