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Term:positive regulation of DNA duplex unwinding
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Accession:GO:1905464 term browser browse the term
Definition:Any process that activates or increases the frequency, rate or extent of DNA duplex unwinding.
Synonyms:exact_synonym: positive regulation of DNA unwinding;   positive regulation of duplex DNA melting;   up regulation of DNA duplex unwinding;   up regulation of DNA unwinding;   up regulation of duplex DNA melting;   upregulation of DNA duplex unwinding;   upregulation of DNA unwinding;   upregulation of duplex DNA melting
 narrow_synonym: activation of DNA duplex unwinding;   activation of DNA unwinding;   activation of duplex DNA melting


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  biological_process 15054
    positive regulation of biological process 5792
      positive regulation of cellular process 5374
        positive regulation of cellular component organization 1223
          positive regulation of organelle organization 516
            positive regulation of chromosome organization 102
              positive regulation of DNA duplex unwinding 0
                positive regulation of DNA helicase activity 0
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  biological_process 15054
    cellular process 14091
      cellular component organization or biogenesis 5836
        cellular component organization 5667
          organelle organization 3097
            chromosome organization 492
              DNA conformation change 75
                DNA geometric change 69
                  DNA duplex unwinding 63
                    regulation of DNA duplex unwinding 2
                      positive regulation of DNA duplex unwinding 0
                        positive regulation of DNA helicase activity 0
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