The phrase "activities translation" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the translation of activities, such as in educational or project management settings.
Example: "The activities translation for the language course will help students understand the cultural context of each exercise."
Alternatives: "translation of activities" or "activity translation process".
Within the Molecular Function ontology nine major groupings were found including phospholipid-hydroperoxide glutathione peroxidase activity, ethanolamine kinase activity, translation activator activity, ISG15 ligase activity, GTPase activity, protein disulfide isomerase activity, fatty acid transporter activity, protein binding, and NAD binding.
To knock down the profilin activities, translation-blocking MOs of the following sequence with the target site in parentheses: 5'- CATGACTGCTGATGTCGATCTGAGT-3' (−22 to +3 of BC090268) and 5'-TTCCACGTAGCTTGCCCACGACATG-3' (−1 to +24 of BC067152), were used for profilin I and profilin II, respectively.
By reducing TOR activity (translation) and activating forkhead (gene expression), melted interacts within the insulin-signalling pathway to mimic the effects of nutrient deprivation [ 32].
Fewer genes were associated with apoptosis, transport, proteolysis, structural activity, translation and growth.
A clear outcome was that half of the translatome-specific terms (including translation translation regulator activity translation factor activity ribosome) were exclusively translation-related.
The overlapping genes are mostly associated with cell division, cell growth, kinase activity, translation, DNA integrity checkpoint and transcription regulation.
Uniquely overrepresented GO functions following medium U exposure were mainly associated with cellular metabolic and catabolic processes, transporter activity, translation and general stress response.
The most common categories were "catalytic activity" (654 up-regulated, 295 down-regulated) and "binding" (661 and 260, respectively), followed by "transmembrane transporter activity", "substrate-specific transporter activity", "transcription factor activity", "translation factor activity", and "signal transducer activity".
We assigned most of the unigenes into several functional categories, including cellular process, metabolism process, multicellular organism development, stress tolerance, transport, cell, binding, catalytic activity, transcription regulator activity, translation regulator activity, and transporter activity.
Using a modified method from Freilich et al. [ 4], we grouped genes into four main categories according to their GO annotation: enzymatic activity, transporter, regulation (including transcription regulator activity, translation regulator activity, and enzyme regulator activity), and signal transduction.
