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σE can also be activated independently of the RseA-dependent stress-signaling pathway by the cytoplasmic alarmone ppGpp, whose levels change in response to nutrient availability [24].

Data from generalized epidemic settings where ART has been introduced more recently have consistently found that patients initiating ART report reducing sexual risk behaviour, but insufficient data exist to characterize how sexual behaviour in the general population, which includes HIV-uninfected and undiagnosed adults, will change in response to the availability of ART [11].

Similarly the morphological changes in response to Fe availability as well as the effects of availability of Fe on accumulation of other metals have been widely reported in rice (Ishimaru et al. [2009]; Bashir et al. [2011c]).

As a consequence, the translational efficiencies of genes would also not be constant, but instead would change in response to alterations in the availabilities of isoacceptor tRNAs.

Results revealed that consumption, developmental and reproductive attributes of both ladybirds changed in response to prey availability.

SUT1 expression changes in response to sugar availability, and it is upregulated in the sink tissues.

However, the agricultural literature provides us with a rich source of information about both short-term and relatively long-term evolutionary change in response to changes in the distribution and availability of specific host species or genotypes.

Hundreds of genes can change expression in response to nutrient availability in yeast [ 44].

(3) Abrupt changes occur in response to the availability of complete genomes, especially from close species to those represented in the metagenomes.

Indeed many of the genes reported to be regulated by metal deficiencies such as Zn deficiency changes in response to varying Fe availability (Ishimaru et al. [2012]; Suzuki et al. [2012]; Bashir et al. [2012]; Takahashi et al. [2012]).

The concentrations of most metabolites were not significantly changed in response to altered CO2 availability compared to wt indicating efficient metabolic compensation.