Definition of transactivation in English:

transactivation

noun ˌtrɑːns--nz-ˌtransaktɪˈveɪʃ(ə)ntranˌsaktəˈvāSHən

mass nounBiochemistry

Activation of a gene at one locus by the presence of a particular gene at another locus, typically following infection by a virus.
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, transactivation may account for most of the GC side effects, such as diabetes, arterial hypertension, edema, and glaucoma.
- These injurious substances have been reported to activate EGFR through direct ligand-mediated activation, or via transactivation.
- In mouse pituitary gonadotrope cells, MMP2 and MMP9 can mediate EGFR transactivation.
- The timing of these events is complex and it should be noted that the transactivation of stress-inducible genes is not fully understood even in model systems.
- The differential transactivation potential of various HIV - 1 subtypes on these viruses needs to be explored.

Definition of transactivation in US English:

transactivation

nountranˌsaktəˈvāSHən

Biochemistry

Activation of a gene at one locus by the presence of a particular gene at another locus, typically following infection by a virus.
Example sentencesExamples
- These injurious substances have been reported to activate EGFR through direct ligand-mediated activation, or via transactivation.
- The differential transactivation potential of various HIV - 1 subtypes on these viruses needs to be explored.
- The timing of these events is complex and it should be noted that the transactivation of stress-inducible genes is not fully understood even in model systems.
- Thus, transactivation may account for most of the GC side effects, such as diabetes, arterial hypertension, edema, and glaucoma.
- In mouse pituitary gonadotrope cells, MMP2 and MMP9 can mediate EGFR transactivation.

单词	transactivation
释义	Definition of transactivation in English: transactivation noun ˌtrɑːns--nz-ˌtransaktɪˈveɪʃ(ə)ntranˌsaktəˈvāSHən mass nounBiochemistry Activation of a gene at one locus by the presence of a particular gene at another locus, typically following infection by a virus. Example sentencesExamples Thus, transactivation may account for most of the GC side effects, such as diabetes, arterial hypertension, edema, and glaucoma. These injurious substances have been reported to activate EGFR through direct ligand-mediated activation, or via transactivation. In mouse pituitary gonadotrope cells, MMP2 and MMP9 can mediate EGFR transactivation. The timing of these events is complex and it should be noted that the transactivation of stress-inducible genes is not fully understood even in model systems. The differential transactivation potential of various HIV - 1 subtypes on these viruses needs to be explored. Definition of transactivation in US English: transactivation nountranˌsaktəˈvāSHən Biochemistry Activation of a gene at one locus by the presence of a particular gene at another locus, typically following infection by a virus. Example sentencesExamples These injurious substances have been reported to activate EGFR through direct ligand-mediated activation, or via transactivation. The differential transactivation potential of various HIV - 1 subtypes on these viruses needs to be explored. The timing of these events is complex and it should be noted that the transactivation of stress-inducible genes is not fully understood even in model systems. Thus, transactivation may account for most of the GC side effects, such as diabetes, arterial hypertension, edema, and glaucoma. In mouse pituitary gonadotrope cells, MMP2 and MMP9 can mediate EGFR transactivation.
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