When the reptile embryos in our study were acclimated to low temperatures, the acclimation Q10 of their heart rates (1.2 1.3) was similar to that of heart rates in adult fish [28], showing partial compensation.
P. lentiscus showed limited capacity to acclimate to low water availability by modifying biomass allocation and root morphology.
Many long-term insulin users develop hypoglycemia unawareness, a condition in which the body becomes acclimated to low blood sugar and the usual warning signs are not given.
Hectors, K., Prinsen, E., De Coen, W., Jansen, M. A. K. & Guisez, Y. Arabidopsis thaliana plants acclimated to low dose rates of ultraviolet B radiation show specific changes in morphology and gene expression in the absence of stress symptoms.
Secale cereale leaves have enhanced malic acid content when acclimated to low temperature (Crecelius et al. 2003; Streb et al. 2005).
Algae cultures were acclimated to low light (LL), after which the cultures were transferred to high light (HL).
Experiments G and H in the previous section, demonstrated how polyps acclimated to low temperatures for long periods could be stimulated to induce strobilation by an increase in temperature.
In rats and chickens acclimated to low temperature, an increase in the number erythrocytes was observed [ 72, 73].
Apparent P uptake kinetics were measured for intact plants of Cladium and Typha acclimated to low and high P at two levels of oxygen in hydroponic culture.
For experiments, cells were acclimated to low serum conditions by incubation in 5% FBS 24 h prior to plating for cocultures.
In this context, most of the naturally occurring biochemical mechanisms and metabolic regulatory strategies to acclimate to low temperature still remain elusive.
