Definition of autoactivation in English:

autoactivation

noun ˌɔːtəʊaktɪˈveɪʃn

Biochemistry Biology

The activation of something (especially an enzyme, a gene, etc.) or initiation of a process (e.g. the germination of a spore) without an external stimulus; automatic activation; self-activation.

Origin

Early 20th century. From auto- + activation, originally after German Autoactivirung. Compare French autoactivation, and also German Selbstaktivierung.

Definition of autoactivation in US English:

autoactivation

nounˌɔːtəʊaktɪˈveɪʃn

Biochemistry Biology

The activation of something (especially an enzyme, a gene, etc.) or initiation of a process (e.g. the germination of a spore) without an external stimulus; automatic activation; self-activation.

Origin

Early 20th century. From auto- + activation, originally after German Autoactivirung. Compare French autoactivation, and also German Selbstaktivierung.

单词	autoactivation
释义	Definition of autoactivation in English: autoactivation noun ˌɔːtəʊaktɪˈveɪʃn Biochemistry Biology The activation of something (especially an enzyme, a gene, etc.) or initiation of a process (e.g. the germination of a spore) without an external stimulus; automatic activation; self-activation. Origin Early 20th century. From auto- + activation, originally after German Autoactivirung. Compare French autoactivation, and also German Selbstaktivierung. Definition of autoactivation in US English: autoactivation nounˌɔːtəʊaktɪˈveɪʃn Biochemistry Biology The activation of something (especially an enzyme, a gene, etc.) or initiation of a process (e.g. the germination of a spore) without an external stimulus; automatic activation; self-activation. Origin Early 20th century. From auto- + activation, originally after German Autoactivirung. Compare French autoactivation, and also German Selbstaktivierung.
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