Associations to the word «Inducer»
Noun
- Apoptosis
- Inhibitor
- Lymphocyte
- Lac
- Induction
- Enzyme
- Helper
- Substrate
- Differentiation
- Analog
- Gall
- Transcription
- Platelet
- Glucose
- Activation
- Mrna
- Compressor
- Conformation
- Metabolism
- Repression
- Bind
- Promoter
- Aggregation
- Gene
- Binding
- Genes
- Accumulation
- Inlet
- Exclusion
- Plasma
- Receptor
- Protein
- Assay
- Molecule
- Cell
- Mat
- Bacterium
- Concentration
- Dna
- Toxicity
- Expression
- Inflammation
- Pump
- Rna
- Delta
- Tumor
- Decrease
- Tissue
- Hormone
- Quinn
- Synthesis
- Drug
- Compound
- Turbine
- Factor
- Virus
- Growth
- Stress
- Sleep
- Chemical
- Pathway
- Phase
- Interaction
- Acid
- Response
- Mutation
- Nucleus
- Level
- Sugar
- Complex
- Substance
Adjective
Wiktionary
INDUCER, noun. One who induces
INDUCER, noun. A molecule that starts gene expression
Dictionary definition
INDUCER, noun. An agent capable of activating specific genes.
INDUCER, noun. Someone who tries to persuade or induce or lead on.
Wise words
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