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derepression

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derepression [dē·ri′presh·ən]
(microbiology)
Transfer of microbial cells from an enzyme-repressing medium to a nonrepressing medium.
(cell and molecular biology)
Increased production of a gene product due to interference with the action of a repressor on the operator portion of the operon.
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2003), as these genes may be activated through Sp1 derepression (Ogra et al.
Valproic acid teratogenicity: a toxicogenomics approach by Stigson, Michael / Environmental Health Perspectives
MEASURING THE CELLULAR ADENYLATE ENERGY CHARGE DURING THE DEREPRESSION OF THE PYRIMIDINE PATHWAY Jayson Shaifer (1*), Mauricio Rodriguez (2), Melinda Wales (2), and Jim Wild (2), (1) Jackson State University, Jackson, MS 39217 and (2) Texas A & M University, College Station, TX 77840 Pyrimidine metabolism is characterized by a number of synthetic and salvage reutilization reactions.
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