transkriptionella
Transkriptionella is an adjective used in Swedish to describe phenomena, processes, or data related to transcription—the synthesis of RNA from a DNA template. In molecular biology, transkriptionella aspects encompass the initiation, elongation, and termination of transcription, and the regulation that controls when and where transcription occurs.
Core mechanisms involve RNA polymerase enzymes, promoter elements, transcription factors and coactivators, enhancers, and chromatin structure.
Transkriptionella data are routinely studied through transcriptional profiling, using methods such as RNA sequencing and microarrays
Applications include understanding development, immune responses, and diseases such as cancer, where dysregulated transcriptional programs drive
Etymology and usage: The term transkriptionella comes from the noun transcription and the Swedish suffix -ell,