An Acceptor is a compound that will take up a chemical group ( for example, an amine group) from another compound (the donor) under the action of alanine transminase. (I don't know if you actually do mean acceptor ot effector ect)
A receptor detects the stimulus.
A receptor detects the stimulus.
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