نتایج جستجو برای: cold resistance

تعداد نتایج: 476568  

Journal: :The American journal of physiology 1955
O HEROUX

EVERAL authors have interpreted the S adrenal hyperactivity of normal animals exposed to low temperatures (1, 2) and the reduced cold resistance of adrenalectomized animals (3-5), as indications of the importance of the adrenal glands in the acquisition of resistance to low temperatures. However, in studies on acclimation to other types of stressing conditions (6, 7) it has been found that adre...

2010
Klaus Fischer Anneke Dierks Kristin Franke Thorin L. Geister Magdalena Liszka Sarah Winter Claudia Pflicke

BACKGROUND The ability to withstand thermal stress is considered to be of crucial importance for individual fitness and species' survival. Thus, organisms need to employ effective mechanisms to ensure survival under stressful thermal conditions, among which phenotypic plasticity is considered a particularly quick and effective one. METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS In a series of experiments we ...

2015
Martin Heisig Sarah Mattessich Alison Rembisz Ali Acar Martin Shapiro Carmen J. Booth Girish Neelakanta Erol Fikrig

Ectotherms in northern latitudes are seasonally exposed to cold temperatures. To improve survival under cold stress, they use diverse mechanisms to increase temperature resistance and prevent tissue damage. The accumulation of anti-freeze proteins that improve cold hardiness occurs in diverse species including plants, arthropods, fish, and amphibians. We previously identified an Ixodes scapular...

2013
Haibo Wang Zhurong Zou Shasha Wang Ming Gong

BACKGROUND Jatropha curcas L., also called the Physic nut, is an oil-rich shrub with multiple uses, including biodiesel production, and is currently exploited as a renewable energy resource in many countries. Nevertheless, because of its origin from the tropical MidAmerican zone, J. curcas confers an inherent but undesirable characteristic (low cold resistance) that may seriously restrict its l...

Journal: :Journal of insect physiology 2001
N Minois

This study investigated the resistance to stress as a function of age in Drosophila melanogaster overexpressing Hsp70. The resistances to starvation, paraquat, and cold in flies from 1 to 7 week-old have been measured. The line carrying the insertion vector without the transgenes is more resistant to starvation and cold than the parental and transgenic lines. In contrast, transgenic flies carry...

2008
Charles Chacko Ramaraja Ramasamy Soowhan Kim Manish Khandelwal Matthew Mench

In this study, experimental constant-current cold starts were performed on a polymer electrolyte fuel cell from −10°C to characterize high-frequency resistance behavior, water motion, and ice accumulation before, during, and after cold start. A diagnostic method for rapid and repeatable cold starts was developed and verified. Cold-start performance is found to be optimized when cell resistance ...

2015
Karan Singh Ekta Kochar N. G. Prasad Peter Schausberger

BACKGROUND Ability to resist temperature shock is an important component of fitness of insects and other ectotherms. Increased resistance to temperature shock is known to affect life-history traits. Temperature shock is also known to affect reproductive traits such as mating ability and viability of gametes. Therefore selection for increased temperature shock resistance can affect the evolution...

Journal: :Genetics and molecular research : GMR 2015
X H Yu J X Juan Z L Gao Y Zhang W Y Li X M Jiang

The tomato plant (Solanum lycopersicum Mill.) is sensitive to cold, and low field temperatures can result in shortened growth periods and decreased crop yield. Transcription of CRT/DRE-binding factor (CBF) is regulated by INDUCER of CBF EXPRESSION1 (ICE1). CBF activates many downstream genes that confer cold tolerance on plants. ICE1 has been used in genetic engineering to improve cold-resistan...

Journal: :Evolution; international journal of organic evolution 2011
Torsten N Kristensen Volker Loeschcke Trine Bilde Ary A Hoffmann Carla Sgró Kristina Noreikienė Marti Ondrésik Jesper S Bechsgaard

Populations are from time to time exposed to stressful temperatures. Their thermal resistance levels are determined by inherent and plastic mechanisms, which are both likely to be under selection in natural populations. Previous studies on Drosophila species have shown that inherent resistance is highly species specific, and differs among ecotypes (e.g., tropical and widespread species). Apart ...

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