What Is Transduction?

Transduction The process by which a phage transfers a cell's genes to another cell. It is one of the ways in which genetic material is passed between bacteria. The specific meaning is that the DNA or RNA of one cell is transferred to another cell by infection with a viral vector.

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G protein-mediated signal transduction pathway

G protein can reversibly bind to guanine nucleotides. Heterotrimers composed of gamma subunits mediate between membrane receptors and effectors. Little G

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Application of transduction is a common research method in the genetic research of bacteria. It can be used to transfer genes between bacteria, perform complementary tests, and

Cell signal transduction refers to the process by which cells sense information molecules through the cell membrane or intracellular receptors, and are transformed by the intracellular signal transduction system, thereby affecting the biological function of cells. Water-soluble information molecules and prostaglandins (fat-soluble) must first bind to membrane receptors to initiate a cascade of intracellular signal transduction, transducing extracellular signals across the membrane; fat-soluble information molecules can It enters the cell and binds to cytoplasm or nuclear receptors to induce the specific response of the cell by changing the transcriptional activity of the target gene.