The phrase "a modulator of dna" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts when discussing factors that influence or regulate DNA activity or expression.
Example: "The research identified a modulator of DNA that plays a crucial role in gene expression."
Alternatives: "a regulator of DNA" or "a controller of DNA".
However, these proteins played distinct roles in the response to therapy-induced damage, and interestingly, RB was observed to be a critical modulator of DNA damage response and senescence, irrespective of p53 status.
One of the most profound examples is the mouse knockout of DNA-methyl-transferase-3-like protein (Dnmt3L), a modulator of de novo DNA methylation in the germline, which results in upregulation of the expression of endogenous L1 and LTR elements that coincides with meiotic catastrophe during spermatogenesis [ 69, 70].
The function of USP11 as an important modulator of DNA damage repair is beginning to emerge.
Polo-like kinase 1 (PLK-1), which is upregulated in xpa-1 (1.97-fold) but repressed in nth-1 xpa-1 (-2.11-fold), has emerged as anth-1 xpa-1 modulator of DNA damage checkpoints [ 39, 40].
This localization correlated with its suggested function as a modulator of the interaction between DNA and the histone octamer through the binding of HMG-14 to nucleosomal DNA.
Histone acetylation is a modulator of chromatin structure involved in DNA replication, DNA repair, heterochromatin silencing and gene transcription [ 1, 2].
The differences in high salt tolerance (LC50) of A. doliolum over A. L31 was reflected by (i) many fold accumulation (as spot volumes) of Alr3090, Alr0803, peptidyl prolyl cis-trans isomerase and modulator of DNA gyrase proteins, and (ii) a better photosynthesis and energy homeostasis as indicated through photosystem activity, respiration, ATP and NADPH contents.
First, DNA methylation was a modulator of gene transcription.
St-Pierre J, Hivert M-F, Perron P, Poirier P, Guay S-P, Brisson D et al. IGF2 DNA methylation is a modulator of newborn's fetal growth and development.
