chemoinduction
Chemoinduction is a biological process where certain chemical compounds, known as inducers, trigger or enhance the production of a specific molecule or a set of molecules within a cell or organism. This induction typically involves the activation or deactivation of specific genes, leading to a change in the cellular phenotype or function. The inducers are often naturally occurring signaling molecules, but can also be synthetic chemicals.
The mechanism of chemoinduction usually involves the inducer binding to a receptor or transcription factor, which
Chemoinduction has significant applications in various fields. In molecular biology research, it is used to study