How to Say “Upregulated” in French

régulé à la hausse
The English phrase "upregulated" is translated into French as régulé à la hausse.
In a biological context, this phrase is used to describe a cell or a gene that has increased its activity or production.

Did you know?

  • In French, hausser can also be used in the phrase hausser les épaules, which means to shrug one's shoulders. This uses the same root of 'lifting' found in régulé à la hausse.
  • The word hausse comes from the verb hausser, which means to raise or lift. It is a distant relative of the English word 'hoist'.
  • In French scientific literature, you might see the English-style term up-régulé used as a gallicism in informal lab settings.

Examples in context

  • Ce gène est régulé à la hausse.
    This gene is upregulated.
  • Le récepteur est régulé à la hausse par le traitement.
    The receptor is upregulated by the treatment.

Example conversation

Two researchers discuss recent laboratory results.

  1. Manon

    Hugo, as-tu vu les résultats du gène ?
    Hugo, have you seen the gene results?
  2. Hugo

    Oui, il semble être régulé à la hausse.
    Yes, it seems to be upregulated.
  3. Manon

    C'est une excellente nouvelle pour notre étude.
    That is excellent news for our study.
  4. Hugo

    Je vais préparer les données pour Manon.
    I will prepare the data for Manon.

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