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A long run equilibrium:
Post-Translational
Refers to the changes a protein may undergo after translation, including folding, cutting, and addition of chemical groups, which are crucial for its final function.
Knockout
An experiment in which a gene is deliberately inactivated in a living organism; also, an organism that carries a knocked-out gene.
Inactivate
To render something inactive or no longer in effect, often used in contexts such as deactivating enzymes, genes, or pharmaceuticals.
Experiments
Controlled procedures carried out to investigate the effect of a variable by providing precise data and observations.
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