Which among the following, is a glucocorticoid receptor domain that is present in the N terminal end?

Which among the following, is a glucocorticoid receptor domain that is present in the N terminal end? Correct Answer Transcription-activating domain

Glucocorticoid receptor molecule has three domains in total. The transcription activating domain is present in the N terminal side of this molecule. The glucocorticoid receptor (GR) is a superfamily protein evolutionally retained by the nuclear receptor that mediates the various activities of glucocorticoids as a transcription factor dependent on ligands.
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