Steroid hormones commonly bind to intracellular receptors.
Most steroid hormones bind the receptor in the cytosol after which it moves to the nucleus word acts as a transcription factor at the level of the DNA.
0ther similar hormones, like thyroid hormone, estrogen hormones, etc, find their receptor in the nucleus at which time it binds the DNA to exert its effects.
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corticosteroids - steroid bind to receptor located in nucleus or cytoplasm --> transformation of receptor to expose DNA-binding protein etc pg 332 FA 2019