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was promoter
noun
One who promotes, particularly with respect to entertainment events or goods.
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A major figure in the expansion of the genre was promoter Bill Graham, whose first rock concert in 1965 was a benefit that included Alan Ginsberg and the then unknown Jefferson Airplane on the bill.
We also observed that there was promoter variant specific differential induction of Smad 7 expression and gastrin repression by IL1B.
We then asked whether this androgenic activity of MPA was promoter dependent (Fig. 5b).
Overall, these results suggest that ERα recruitment to above genes was promoter region-specific.
The definitions were applied in a mutually exclusive way, that is, for each genomic region, we first checked whether it was promoter or enhancer (or others), then further pinned it down to active or silent ones.
These trials will employ a VSV-G pseudotyped SIN lentivector driving expression of the WAS cDNA from an endogenous 1.6 kb long human WAS promoter.
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Furthermore, RCD activity was promoter-dependent as in the promoter-less construct there was no toxic effect, whereas the CMV-RCD construct was highly toxic for the +5FC (5FC added) cells.
The repressive effect of MeCP2 and MBD2a on the promoter of Cyclin D2 was promoter-specific in the three cell lines, albeit the influence of MBD2a was weak in DU145 cells.
He knows that today, the key figure in the heavyweight division is promoter Don King.
The defendants were promoters.
Researchers are promoters.
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