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Negative feedback is a key homeostatic mechanism in the body. One of its main uses is the activation and deactivation of the signal transduction pathway.

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	Negative feedback is a key [[~~homeostatic~~ mechanism\|homeostatic mechanism]] in the body. One of its ~~key~~ uses is the activation and deactivation of the [[~~signal~~ transduction pathway\|signal transduction pathway]].		Negative feedback is a key [[Homeostatic mechanism\|homeostatic mechanism]] in the body. One of its main uses is the activation and deactivation of the [[Signal transduction pathway\|signal transduction pathway]].