...Piotr Minias; Maciej Kamiński; Tomasz Janiszewski; Piotr Indykiewicz; Jarosław Kowalski; Dariusz Jakubas ABSTRACT Oxidative metabolism is a key component of organismal physiology and it is primarily determined by aerobic capacity, which depends on the capacity of blood to carry oxygen. However...

... and severe bleaching. Cooling conditions Coral bleaching Nutrient enrichment Oxidative metabolism Upwelling Nutritional mutualistic symbioses are widespread in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and involve a diversity of symbiont taxa and animal hosts ( Selosse et al., 2017 ). By having...

... and oxidizing lipids ( Goodman et al., 1981 ; Le Maho et al., 1981 ; Cherel et al., 1992 ; Lindgård et al., 1992 ; Boismenu et al., 1992 ). Mitochondria Bioenergetics Energy efficiency Starvation Birds Oxidative metabolism Summary: Starvation increases the energy coupling efficiency...

... of the manuscript. Competing interests The authors declare no competing financial interests. 23 8 2013 18 9 2013 © 2014. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2014 Maintenance Reproduction Oxidative metabolism Ectotherms Global warming is now considered a major...

... agonist oxidative metabolism oxidative damage It is well known that in mammals the thyroid hormone triiodothyronine(T 3 ) serves as a general regulator of body metabolism. Indeed, it stimulates basal metabolic rate and the metabolism of carbohydrates, lipids and proteins ( Hoch, 1974...

... levels (1–3 μ mol g −1 cell wet mass). There were no obvious differences between the viability of CCs and the other cell types present. An initial comparison of gill oxidative metabolism in SW-adapted tilapia ( Oreochromis mossambicus ) and toadfish ( Opsanus beta ) demonstrated that both species...

...S. A. Dimitracos; M. Tsacopoulos ABSTRACT In the honey-bee drone retina (Apis mellifera) oxidative metabolism is carried out largely by the photoreceptors. We have studied the effects of a transient inhibition of this metabolism, by recording receptor potential simultaneously with measurements...

...P. W. Hochachka ABSTRACT Muscle in all animals relies upon four potential sources of energy: ATP hydrolysis, phosphagen hydrolysis, fermentations or oxidative metabolism. Although the relative contributions of different fuels varies greatly in different organisms, in none is there a simple reliance...