Activator

Hi Guys could you please help me to find the most correct answer. Thanks 1.What is a dominant activator? one copy of an oncogene has been mutated and causes uncontrolled cell growth a proto-oncogene that has stimulated caspases viral reverse transcriptase when a gene is ...

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... to the cAMP second messenger. But after this chapter, in every example of signal transduction, the book uses cAMP as a second messenger and activator of protein kinase A. They do this for the rest of the book. Not only in the chapter I'm currently reading. Does this mean that cAMP is the ...

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Agreed, chem is the ultimate brain pain activator.

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lysogenic and lytic cycles are competing with each other depending on the various presence of activator and repressor proteins. You want more in detail? I have to check up my references for the exact names of the proteins.

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... bond establishment. Both the pre and the post translational thng is called as intrinsic factors. While extrinsic factors could be temperature, pH, activator, and inhibitor...:D

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