Thyroid hormone is a steroid hormone that can exert various effects depending on the type of tissue in which it is expressed.This action may be due to the presence of different subtypes of intracellular receptors or
A)coactivators.
B)cell surface receptors.
C)protein response factors.
D)G protein activity.

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Thyroid hormone is not a steroid hormone; it is an amine hormone. However, like steroid hormones, it acts through intracellular receptors and can have tissue-specific effects due to the presence of different coactivators that modulate its action.

Thyroid Hormone Is a Steroid Hormone That Can Exert Various