The phrase "activating activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an action or process that initiates or engages in a specific activity.
Example: "The team focused on activating activity within the community to encourage participation in local events."
Alternatives: "initiating action" or "engaging activity".
To further test the idea that NSpt5 interferes with Spt5's repressive but not its stimulatory activity, we employed an in vitro system, which measures Spt5's activating activity in the presence of constitutively active P-TEFb and its repressive activity upon P-TEFb inactivation via the kinase inhibitor DRB [12].
Control digests of plasmid DNA confirmed that the DNAse was active and could abolish the inflammasome activating activity of plasmid DNA (Fig. 5A).
Truncation of the c-Myb carboxyl terminus also greatly increases its transcriptional activating activity.
The linked compound also showed PKM2 activating activity in a cell based assay, and cellular growth inhibition of the A549 cancer cell line.
Sequence alignment analysis suggested that the replacement of Lys239 in TSV-PA to Gln239 in jerdonobin-II might play an important role on their plasminogen activating activity difference.
The strategy is validated by using it to control the sulfonation and estrogen receptor (ER) activating activity of raloxifene (a US Food and Drug Administration-approved selective estrogen receptor modulator) and its derivatives.
34 Activation of peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors gamma (PPARγ) by curcumin resulted in inhibition of NF-κB trans-activating activity and increased expression of PPARγ at both the transcriptional and translational levels in activated hepatic stellate cells.
uPA is produced and secreted as an inactive single-chain polypeptide, termed pro-uPA, which lacks plasminogen-activating activity.
Neutrophils in buffer may have very low pseudopod-activating activity that is silenced by strong uniform inhibition; in combination with strong gradient-induced local activators this leads to gradient-induced pseudopodia.
It was observed that the fibrinogen was still hydrolyzed by eupolytin1 with the presence of aprotinin, suggesting that eupolytin1 may exert the fibrin ogen)olytic activity directly in addition to its plasminogen-activating activity.
Likewise, CDP7657 had no platelet-activating activity in human or Rhesus monkey platelet assays.
