remodeler
8.6
A protein or group of proteins that changes how DNA is arranged in cells and so changes gene activity
- noun
- /ˈriːˌmɒdələr/
- Specialized
- This regulation is mediated by a variety of factors that can recognize H3K36me3, such as histone deacetylases and nucleosome remodelers 185,186.
Examples
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The architect hired a remodeler to redesign the layout of the kitchen for better functionality.
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As a skilled remodeler, she transformed the old house into a modern living space.
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After purchasing the new home, they decided to consult a remodeler for advice on renovation projects.
Surface Forms
remodeler singular
remodelers plural
Morphology
Etymology
Remodeler comes from the parts re- 'again', model 'shape' or 'form', and -er 'one who'. In biology, a remodeler is a protein that 'remakes' the shape of the DNA package in a cell, so it changes how genes are used.