The phrase "activate the translation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to start or enable a translation process, such as in software or during a conversation.
Example: "To understand the document in your preferred language, please activate the translation feature in the settings."
Alternatives: "enable the translation" or "turn on the translation".
We hypothesized that, in these microglial cells primed by the neurodegeneration caused by 6-OHDA where pro-inflammatory mRNAs are increased, but are not translated, a sub-toxic dose of LPS could activate the translation of these already increased pro-inflammatory cytokine mRNAs.
Finally, we show that processing (P) bodies are dispersed following the Ca2+ wave and propose that this is required to activate the translation of stored mRNAs in the egg as a response to activation.
This configuration page contains the main control register called Global Command Register (GCMDR) which is designed to activate the translation mechanism, thanks to the translation enable (TE) bit [2, section 10.4].
Previous studies showed that the DAZ family proteins bind to the cis elements in 3'UTR to activate the translation of target mRNAs: zebrafish DAZL binds to the GUUC element [15], while human and mouse DAZL bind to U-rich elements such as U2-10(G/C)Un-10 and (G/C)Un [18], [19], [20], [21].
However, we cannot exclude the possibility that OMA RNPs might function to activate the translation of some mRNA targets.
A more comprehensive examination will be needed to test whether OMA RNPs can also activate the translation of a subset of OMA-1 target mRNAs.
A weaker bicaudal phenotype has been observed when the oskar-3′UTR is overexpressed, leading to the proposal that this RNA activates the translation of endogenous oskar mRNA by titrating out translational repressors [18].
The goal here is to detect when the Linux IOMMU driver activates the translation setting GCMDR.TE bit to 1, to perform steps (0) and with the hypervisor.
In Xenopus oocytes, it has been shown that DAZL activates the translation of target mRNAs with short poly(A) tails via the recruitment of PABPs [14].
It is therefore possible that when hemocytes find themselves in environments of high concentrations of extra-cellular adenosine, they take the adenosine up and it then binds to a riboswitch within the 5' UTR of the ADGF-A mRNA, that subsequently activates the translation of the ADGF-A protein.
Second, they demonstrate that one of the main effects of BDNF action during memory formation is to increase the expression of GluR1 in synaptic membranes, and that it does so by activating the translation machinery through the engagement of mTOR and its downstream target p70S6K.
