| repressor gene |
A regulatory gene whose product is a protein that controls the transcriptional activity of a particular operon.
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| repress |
to prevent the natural or normal occurrence (abundance) of (an organism).
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| repressed g. |
in genetic theory, one that under normal conditions does not always function to produce the maximum number of enzymes; cf. derepressed g.
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| repressible e. |
one whose rate of formation is decreased by an increased concentration of one or more end products. The process serves as a control mechanism in certain bacterial and mammalian metabolic systems.
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| repression |
1. the act of restraining, inhibiting, or suppressing. 2. in psychiatry, an unconscious defense mechanism in which unacceptable ideas, fears, and impulses are thrust out or kept out of consciousness. 3. gene r.
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