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Dictionary » A » Activators Activators(Science: biochemistry) a DNA-binding transcription metabolite that positively modulates an allosteric Enzyme or regulates one or more genes by increasing the rate of transcription. ![]()
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Results from our forumNoncompetitive inhibition and allosteric inhibitionThanks!!!!!!!!! :) So just to clarify on the wording: Allosteric sites can either house activators or inhibitors. And noncompetitive sites are what? Are there any other defining characteristics of allosteric sites?????????
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The Fiber Disease... the environmental conditions they encounter during the course of the pathogenic process and a regulatory RNA along with various transcriptional activators and repressors to optimize the expression of many genes to enhance survival new milieus. I will provide an overview of the staphylococcal ...
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proteinMost of the time activators are called co-factors..... which starts any process by activating enzyme... NAD and FAD..... I m bit confused but I dont take them as enzymes or co-enzymes any how... since they directly take part in reactions ...
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