The phrase "activating mechanism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes, systems, or theories where a specific action or trigger initiates a function or response.
Example: "The activating mechanism in this experiment is the introduction of heat, which causes the chemical reaction to occur."
Alternatives: "triggering factor" or "initiating component".
Therefore, Pch probably uses a transcriptional activating mechanism that is different from that of a typical transcriptional activator, like an AraC-like protein, which activates transcription by binding upstream of the promoter and interacting with RNA polymerase.
Currently, undifferentiated cells are found in all tissue and term as local stem cells which are quiescent in nature and less in number under normal healthy conditions but activate upon injury and repair the tissue or organs via automated activating mechanism.
While such activating mechanism has not been reported in human cancer, c-Yes is found frequently activated in CRC.
In any case, there is little evidence for a HIF-1 independent CAIX activating mechanism[ 26].
The underlying cause and activating mechanism that initiates the immune response is unidentified.
The position of the nicotinamide group suggests a different activating mechanism between NAD+ and ADP.
Other procoagulant activating mechanisms could include neutrophil activation, which in turn activates platelets and vice versa [ 24].
Concerning JNKs, two activating mechanisms have been proposed relying on redox-activation of the upstream kinase ASK1 or the inhibition of specific JNK-phosphatases [ 12, 13].
Knowledge regarding the activating mechanisms remains limited, but one possibility is metabolic activation by cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzymes in the skin.
While these reports correlate AKT activation with some biologic property of the tumour, none has examined potential upstream activating mechanisms.
In addition to activating mechanisms of adaptive immunity, certain groups of allergens have molecular features that contribute to allergenicity.
