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The estrogen receptor is a nuclear hormone receptor that mediates the biological effects of estrogens at the level of gene regulation. It exists in two main isoforms (ERα and ERβ) with distinct tissue distributions and functions. Upon binding estrogen, the receptor undergoes conformational changes, dimerizes, and binds to DNA to regulate gene expression. It plays crucial roles in reproductive physiology, bone health, cardiovascular function, and is implicated in various diseases, particularly hormone-dependent cancers.
Ligand-dependent transcriptional activation, Ligand-independent transcriptional activation
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