👉 A coacceptor is a type of receptor that binds to a specific ligand but does not directly interact with it. This means that when the ligand binds to the coacceptor, it triggers a signaling cascade and leads to changes in the cellular response. In other words, a coacceptor acts as a "bridge" between the cell and its environment, allowing for the passage of information from one part of the body to another without direct interaction with that part. This allows for the efficient
