The phrase "activated translation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to language processing, software, or any situation where translation is initiated or enabled.
Example: "Once the user clicks the button, activated translation will begin, allowing for real-time language conversion."
Alternatives: "enabled translation" or "initiated translation".
The pressure measuring platform (50 by 30 cm, 1 sensor/cm) upon which the foot „walked" was mounted on a hydraulically activated translation platform.
Recently, Isaacs and co-workers exploited the versatility of RNA folding and the sequence specificity of RNA regulation to construct pairs of riboregulators that both repressed and activated translation from specific mRNA targets in vivo [ 13].
Activated translation initiation is essential for the malignant breast cancer phenotype.
Three independent miRNAs targeted to the 3' UTRs of three different mRNAs repressed translation in proliferating cells but activated translation in cell-cycle-arrested cells; the translational activation required both FXR1 and AGO2, which exhibited a miRNA-dependent association with the mRNAs [11].
The S. pombe Mss51p homologue does not activate translation of Cox1, sharing only the post-translational inhibitory activity with S. cerevisiae [72].
As a result, both RNAs can orthogonally trans-activate translation of their cognate, independent targets.
Lsm1 7, Pat1, and Dhh1 are required for BMV RNA2 translation and the DEAD-box RNA helicase Dhh1 activates translation of cellular mRNAs13 that significantly overlap with those translationally activated by Xrn1 (p-value = 1 × 10−5, Hypergeometric test).
In this study, we reveal an unanticipated role for the major 5ʹ 3ʹ exonuclease Xrn1 in both activating translation of mRNAs encoding membrane proteins and in directing these mRNAs to the ER, their translation site.
We conclude that Xrn1-KD cells are defective in recruiting mRNAs to the ER while the extent of this defect correlates with the capacity of Xrn1 to activate translation.
We have shown that many of the same components contribute to the nuclear maturation of mRNAs both possessing and lacking poly(A) tails, as to developmentally controlled poly(A) tail elongation in cytoplasm, which serves to activate translation.
More interestingly, the 16 N-terminal PPRs in PRG3 was sufficient for function (i) via sequence-specific RNA binding, whereas the 11 C-terminal motifs were essential for functions (ii) and (iii) by activating translation (Fujii et al. 2013).
