<molecular biology> An unusual small dinucleotides signal molecule produced by bacteria under stress that induces an alteration of metabolism. Many metabolic responses may be altered by a single alarmone. The moleculaes contain multiple phosphate groups between the two nucleotides. ... (13 Oct 1997) ...
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A small signal molecule in bacteria that induces an alteration of metabolism as a response to stress. Many metabolic responses may be altered by a single alarmone.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: ă-lar′mōn Definitions: 1. A biochemical with a synthesis that increases under certain stress conditions (a nutritional deficiency affecting certain enzymes).
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small intracellular derivative of a nucleotide that signals a global bacterial response (i.e., activating a regulon of operons) to an environmental stress
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