Koactivatorer
Koaktivatorer are proteins that bind to transcription factors and enhance their ability to activate or repress gene transcription. They do not typically bind to DNA directly but rather interact with transcription factors at specific DNA binding sites. This interaction can occur through direct protein-protein contact or indirectly by recruiting other proteins.
These molecules play a crucial role in the regulation of gene expression by acting as intermediaries. Transcription
There are various classes of koactivatorer, often categorized by their function. Some koactivatorer possess enzymatic activity,