Andrew Huberman· PhD
These molecules, for those of you that are interested, are what it called lipophilic. Which just means that they like fatty stuff, they can actually pass through fatty membranes. And because the outside of cells, as well as the what's called the nuclear envelope. Where all the DNA contents and stuff are stuffed inside, are made of lipid, of fat. These steroid hormones can actually travel into cells and then get into the DNA. Basically interact with the DNA of cells in order to control gene expression.