
Dictionary » A » Actinomycin D Actinomycin DThis substance is sometimes used as an antibiotic, as it has the capability of inhibiting the transcription of mrna from dna. This means that in the case of viral attack, actinomycin D could inhibit the replication of a virus by stopping protein synthesis (the food supply it needs) in the very cells the virus is trying to affect. ![]()
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