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activator

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activator [′ak·tə‚vād·ər]
(chemistry)
A substance that increases the effectiveness of a rubber vulcanization accelerator; for example, zinc oxide or litharge.
A trace quantity of a substance that imparts luminescence to crystals; for example, silver or copper in zinc sulfide or cadmium sulfide pigments.
(genetics)
A molecule that modifies a repressor in a way that enables it to stimulate operon transcription.
(graphic arts)


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A low-molecular compound that inhibits an activator protein 1 (AP-1), T-5224 alleviates inflammation and joint destruction so it is expected to be used as a basic remedy for RA.
PAION AG, Aachen, Germany, a company focusing on the development of treatment opportunities for stroke and other thrombotic diseases has initiated a new plasminogen activator program, which is intended to serve as a long-term life cycle management tool for Desmoteplase and a mid term option for indications not within the current profile and development program of Desmoteplase.
 
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