promoter
IPA: prʌmˈoʊtɝ
noun
- One who promotes.
- One who promotes entertainment events or goods.
- (genetics) The section of DNA that controls the initiation of RNA transcription as a product of a gene.
- (chemistry) An accelerator of catalysis that is not itself a catalyst.
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Examples of "promoter" in Sentences
- The first name and the chief promoter is that of Thomas
- He said: There needs to be something really strong in place if a promoter is found to be ripping off young bands.
- Even if you're a professional down the road and a promoter is asking you to stir things up, you're not going to do it?
- Differences in promoter structure believed to reflect fundamental differences in the transcription proteins proved to be insignificant.
- John Barclay smiled as he lifted his lame foot to a fat leather chair in front of him and said, "That was what we call the promoter's profit."
- Jacobi knew that every gene has a little bit of DNA ahead of it called a promoter, which decides where the protein which the gene codes for is produced.
- But that's what I would call someone who thinks the 35S promoter is a fully infectious virus that's going to cause rampant cancer in all who taste GMO crops.
- Expression of Cre and hence targeting of the floxed gene can be restricted to e.g. T cells (lck promoter), cardiac muscle (cardiac myosin promoter), neurons (enolase promoter) or epithelia (cytokeratin promoter).
- In addition the event is co-hosted by Minutemen American Defense, a Washington state-wide American citizen defense coalition headed by Shawna Forde, a re-born Rock promoter from the days of the music world-shaking Seattle Rock explosion.
- The promoter is putting on a series of quality promotions lately, this Mannheim fight dovetailing with the second leg in Liverpool on the same evening, when Nathan Cleverly, Matthew Macklin, Kell Brook and James DeGale move closer to world title shots.
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