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We propose a simple model for the regulation of the step/turn ratio (Fig. 1): Starvation induces an increase of the activity of guanylyl cyclase and PLA2.

In addition to the diagnoses of starvation shown in Figure  1, starvation was recorded as a secondary diagnosis in a total of five piglets.

Seven died from a known non-infectious cause (cassava poisoning (1), foreign body pneumonia (1), mismothering (1), starvation (1), trauma (3)) and 1 died from an unidentified non-infectious cause.

We hypothesized that (1) starvation and aging would greatly impact gene expression and physiology, (2) that starvation would impact young bees differently than older bees, and that (3) early adult development (aging) would be affected by diet.

Hypothalamic satiety and feeding centers receive signals from peripheral sites both 1) starvation signals, e.g., leptin, glucose, and perhaps fatty and amino acids, which in low levels stimulate food intake, and 2) satiety signals, including cholecystokinin, peptide-YY, ghrelin, glucagon-like peptide-1, and amylin, as well as vagally mediated neural signals.

Precipitating factors were exertion (n = 16, 89%), particularly prolonged brisk walking, stress (n = 7, 39%), starvation (n = 5, 28%) and sleep deprivation (n = 1, 6%).

Pyxis detected 189 non-random gene clusters in the dataset of 2213 genes induced 2-fold or more by starvation according to Gasch et al. [ 1]. (Fig. 1; "starvation-induced Gasch et al").

Pyxis detected a slightly larger number of non-random gene clusters (217) in the list of 2020 genes that are repressed, rather than induced, 2-fold or more by starvation according to Gasch et al. [ 1] (Fig. 1; "starvation-repressed Gasch et al").

In fact, in contrast to the large number of starvation-induced genes in telomere-proximal regions of most chromosomes, genes repressed by starvation according to Gasch et al. are almost completely absent from these regions (Fig. 1; "starvation-repressed Gasch et al").

Non-random clusters of starvation-induced genes are particularly prominent in telomere-proximal regions (Fig. 1; "starvation-induced Gasch et al")., which are enriched for ORC binding sites [ 18] as well as genes induced by stresses that reside within hypoacetylated chromatin [ 19].

In the studies of CSMA protocol, there are several problems that must be considered, such as hidden terminals [3], starvation, or fairness in heavily loaded networks [4, 5].