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Regulatory Gene Action during Eukaryotic Development
1987Publisher Summary Regulation of gene activity can occur at several different levels of control. These control levels include availability of the gene, transcriptional control, posttranscriptional control, translational control, and posttranslational control.
J M, Chandlee, J G, Scandalios
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Gene Action: Developmental Genetics
2010Developmental genetics studies the mechanisms how genes initiate and control the process by which a single cell can give rise to a mature organism. This includes mechanisms of early patterning, as well as later events that result in the formation and maturation of organ systems. Developmentally active genes exert their effects through many pathways and
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Carcinogens, Enzyme Induction, and Gene Action
1967Publisher Summary This chapter reviews the effects of polycyclic hydrocarbons and drugs on certain enzyme activities, along with a discussion on carcinogenesis and gene action. The term “enzyme induction” is used to describe the process that increases the rate of synthesis of a specific enzyme relative to its rate of synthesis in the uninduced ...
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Cancer epigenetics in clinical practice
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Veronica Davalos, Manel Esteller
exaly
Gene Action Changes in Gametogenesis
1983Probably nowhere else are gene action changes so rampant as they are during those earliest stages in the developmental histories of organisms represented by the preparation of the gametes. In the formation of the egg and sperm, generalized cells become converted to types highly specialized for their respective functions.
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