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Chaperone molecules heat shock proteins

Upon entering the cell, the steroid molecule initially binds to the steroid receptor protein (E domain) to form the steroid-hormone-receptor complex. This complex concomitantly binds to an additional eight or more other peptides (also via the E domain) these peptides are termed chaperone peptides and consist of macromolecules such as heat shock proteins (e.g., hsp70, hsp90). The chaperone peptides help to twist and turn the steroid receptor protein into an improved three-dimensional shape for final and optimal binding of the steroid molecule. Following binding of the chaperone peptides, the steroid-hormone-receptor complex becomes a mature steroid-hormone-receptor... [Pg.313]

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Chaperon molecule

Chaperone heat shock proteins

Chaperone proteins

Chaperones

Chaperons

Heat-shock proteins

Protein heated

Proteins heating

Shock proteins