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inducer

/ɪnˈdjuː.sər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un agent qui active certains gènes, ou une personne qui persuade ou entraîne quelqu'un à faire quelque chose.

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noun

/ɪnˈdjuː.sər/C1formalscientific
  • frNom désignant un agent qui active certains gènes, ou une personne qui persuade ou entraîne quelqu'un à faire quelque chose.

A noun referring to an agent that activates specific genes, or a person who persuades or leads someone on.

  1. Genetic activatorC1formalscientific

    An agent, such as a molecule or substance, that activates specific genes or triggers a biological process.

    frInducteur génétique

    • The scientist identified a chemical inducer that turns on the gene for insulin production.
    • In the lab, an inducer was added to the cell culture to initiate protein synthesis.
    • This specific inducer is crucial for studying gene expression in bacteria.

    Synonymesactivatoragoniststimulustrigger

    Antonymesrepressorsilencer

  2. Persuader or influencerC1formal

    A person who tries to persuade, convince, or lead someone into a particular action or state of mind.

    frPersonne qui persuade ou influence

    • He was the main inducer of the group's decision to invest in the risky venture.
    • The charismatic leader acted as an inducer, motivating the team to work overtime.
    • She was an inducer of change, always encouraging others to adopt new methods.

    Synonymescoaxerinciterinstigatormotivatorpersuaderprompter

Formes
  • inducers plural form
  • inducers' possessive plural form
  • inducer's possessive singular form
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