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- An increase in the rate of synthesis of an (inducible) @E02159@ in response to the action of an @I03017@ or environmental conditions. An inducer is often the substrate of the inducible enzyme or a structurally similar substance (gratuitous inducer) that is not metabolized.
- The experimental elicitation of lytic growth by a @P04884@ from lysogenic bacteria.
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