Genetic elements important in the function of a specific promoter. ... Origin: M.E. Enhauncen, raise, increase, fr. O. Fr. Enhaucier, fr. L.L. Inalto, fr. Altus, high, + -er, agent suffix ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Type: Term Pronunciation: en-hans′ĕrz Definitions: 1. Genetic elements important in the function of a specific promoter.
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enhancers, exciters 1. Genetic elements important in the function of a specific promoter. 2. A term referring to any of the popular special-effect signal processing products used primarily in the recording and performing areas. All enhancers, or exciters, work by adding harmonic distortion of some sort; but harmonic distortion which is found ple...
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