... ( Gupta and Storey, 2021b , 2022 ; Gupta et al., 2020 ; Wu et al., 2018 ), among many others ( Gupta et al., 2021a ; Krivoruchko and Storey, 2010 ; Tessier et al., 2017 ). Many stress-tolerant organisms undergo metabolic rate depression (MRD), entering a hypometabolic state and reprioritizing...

... the proteosynthetic machinery collapses and growth ceases when excess protein production reaches 30% of the total proteome ( Dong et al., 1995 ). Aerobic scope Basal maintenance Energy metabolism Energy trade-off Stress tolerance Here I provide an overview of the energy-dependent physiological...

...Stephanie P. Kelly; Ken Dawson-Scully ABSTRACT The common fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster , is a well-characterized model for neurological disorders and is widely used to investigate the biology of aging, stress tolerance and pleiotropy. The foraging ( for ) gene encodes a cGMP-dependent protein...

..., are important factors modulating the capacity of limpets to deal with repeated thermal stress in an intertidal environment. Variability Environmental predictability Stress tolerance Cardiac performance Temperature Global climate change is projected to raise mean sea surface and air...

... of approximately 2× seawater (60 g kg −1 ). However, some species tolerate up to 130 g kg −1 salinity and they may be able to do so by switching their adaptive strategy when the salinity exceeds 60 g kg −1 . The superior salinity stress tolerance of euryhaline fishes represents an evolutionary advantage favoring...

... metabolism and profound stress tolerance. Artemin, a diapause-specific ferritin homolog in cysts has molecular chaperone activity in vitro . Artemin represents 7.2% of soluble protein in cysts, approximately equal to the amount of p26, a small heat shock protein. However, there is almost twice as much...

..., distribution or signal transduction of these hormones, plants are able to regulate and coordinate both growth and/or stress tolerance to promote survival or escape from environmental stress. A central role for the gibberellin (GA) class of growth hormones in the response to abiotic stress is becoming...

... to increases in temperature is not a unified stress tolerance or response strategy in all intertidal organisms. In two closely related limpets, Patella caerulea and P. lusitanica from the Mediterranean sea, P. caerulea had higher O 2 consumption when submerged in water than in air in response to acute...

... in the hydrated state. These findings show that MAPKs play an important role in the survival of organisms during anhydrobiosis. * Author for correspondence ( [email protected] ) 8 5 2012 28 8 2012 © 2012. 2012 anhydrobiosis desiccation tolerance stress tolerance mitogen-activated...