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Nuclear Hormone Receptor Coregulators In Action: Diversity For Shared Tasks

2000-03-01

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The nuclear hormone receptors are transcriptional regulators that activate gene expression upon binding of their respective ligands. A new class of protein, termed coregulators, has emerged during the last few years. These proteins have the faculty to repress (corepressors) or to enhance (coactivators) the activity of genes regulated by nuclear hormone receptors in a ligand-dependent fashion. In this review we des...

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Literature Corpus work: b6034003-6293-559f-8087-282ea36153a8
DOI: 10.1210/me.14.3.329

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