Which protein domains are found in nuclear-receptor family members?
A)variable region,DNA-binding domain,ligand-binding domain
B)acetylase domain,DNA-binding domain,ligand-binding domain
C)variable region,acetylase domain,ligand-binding domain
D)variable region,DNA-binding domain,acetylase domain

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Nuclear-receptor family members typically have a DNA-binding domain and a ligand-binding domain. The variable region is not a specific protein domain, but rather refers to regions of the protein that have varying sequences between different members of the family. Acetylase domain is not commonly found in nuclear-receptor family members.

Which Protein Domains Are Found in Nuclear-Receptor Family Members