| 释义 |
sup·pres·sor
\səˈpresə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Late Latin, from Latin suppressus + -or
: one that brings about suppression
< a noise suppressor for a jet >
as
a. : a gene with no detectable effect other than to suppress the normal expression of another nonallelic gene when both are present — compare epistatic
b. : a device (as a spark plug resistor) to suppress interfering radio signals or noise by the use of special circuits or circuit elements |