Definitions containing the term genes, immediate-early
What does genes, immediate-early mean?
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| JMPI | Jump Immediate | ||||
| TECA | Texas Early Childhood Articulation | ||||
| NAEW | NATO Airborne Early Warning (System) | ||||
| EUTE | Early User Test and Experimentation | ||||
| WDEC | Wisconsin Division of Early Childhood | ||||
| ERIS | Early Retirement Incentive Legislation | ||||
| ERIS | Early Retirement Incentive Legislation | ||||
| EOBI | Early Onset Bacterial Infections | ||||
| EMERGE | Exemplary Model of Early Reading Growth and Excellence | ||||
| BELT | Burks Early Learning Together | ||||
| EMUO | Early Morning Urine Osmolality (evaluating urine concentration) | ||||
| EAPH | Early Auction Picture Hosting | ||||
| OFFICIAL | Ordinary Folks For Immediate Currency Information And Legislation | ||||
| EUTP | Early User Test Plan | ||||
| R2RNOT | Early version of robot R2D2 | ||||
| ECRIC | Early Childhood Education and Resource Center | ||||
| ILTI | Immediate Life Threatening Injury | ||||
| VAW-120 | Naval Airborne Early Warning Squadron 120, The Greyhawks | ||||
| EOT&E | Early Operational Test and Evaluation | ||||
| VAW-124 | Naval Airborne Early Warning Squadron 124, The Bear Aces | ||||
| VAW-113 | Naval Airborne Early Warning Squadron 113, The Black Eagles | ||||
| VAW-126 | Naval Airborne Early Warning Squadron 126, The Seahawks | ||||
| CECIL | Children Early Childhood In Libraries | ||||
| DEW LINE | Distance Early Warning Line | ||||
| GAPEWS | Graphic Air Picture Early Warning System |
What does genes, immediate-early mean?
- Genes, Immediate-Early
- Genes that show rapid and transient expression in the absence of de novo protein synthesis. The term was originally used exclusively for viral genes where immediate-early referred to transcription immediately following virus integration into the host cell. It is also used to describe cellular genes which are expressed immediately after resting cells are stimulated by extracellular signals such as growth factors and neurotransmitters.