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Terms vs Derepression - What's the difference?

terms | derepression |


As nouns the difference between terms and derepression

is that terms is while derepression is (genetics) the inactivation of a repressor gene.

Derepressible vs Derepression - What's the difference?

derepressible | derepression | Related terms |

Derepressible is a related term of derepression.


As an adjective derepressible

is (biochemistry|genetics) able to cause, or to undergo derepression.

As a noun derepression is

(genetics) the inactivation of a repressor gene.

Repression vs Derepression - What's the difference?

repression | derepression |


As nouns the difference between repression and derepression

is that repression is the act of repressing; state of being repressed while derepression is the inactivation of a repressor gene.

Gene vs Derepression - What's the difference?

gene | derepression |


As nouns the difference between gene and derepression

is that gene is embarrassment while derepression is (genetics) the inactivation of a repressor gene.

As a verb gene

is .

Repressor vs Derepression - What's the difference?

repressor | derepression |


In genetics terms the difference between repressor and derepression

is that repressor is any protein that binds to DNA and thus regulates the expression of genes by decreasing the rate of transcription while derepression is the inactivation of a repressor gene.

As nouns the difference between repressor and derepression

is that repressor is anything that represses while derepression is the inactivation of a repressor gene.

Inactivation vs Derepression - What's the difference?

inactivation | derepression |


As nouns the difference between inactivation and derepression

is that inactivation is the process of rendering something inactive while derepression is (genetics) the inactivation of a repressor gene.