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cyclin
This term is used exclusively within the specialized register of molecular biology and biochemistry. It refers to a specific class of proteins that act as switches for the cell cycle, meaning it is almost never encountered in general conversation or non-scientific literature.
Because it describes a family of proteins, it is typically used in the singular when referring to the general mechanism or as a countable noun when referring to specific types (e.g., cyclin D, cyclin E). In technical writing, it is frequently paired with the term "dependent kinase" to describe the functional complex required for cellular division.
Meanings
Examples
The concentration of cyclin D increases during the G1 phase.
The concentration of cyclin D increases during the G1 phase.
Wait, does the cyclin B level drop before anaphase begins?
Cyclin proteins bind to CDKs to trigger cell division.
I wonder if this mutation affects the degradation of cyclin A.
The rapid synthesis and destruction of cyclin is essential for the cell cycle.
Let us examine how cyclin E regulates the transition to S phase.
Overexpression of certain cyclin types is often linked to tumor growth.
The complex consists of a cyclin and a cyclin-dependent kinase.