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Signaling through G-protein coupled receptors is the most important way to adapt cells to different physiological situations.

However, although some stimuli that cause a robust UPR can induce apoptosis and contribute to disease, low level or transient UPR activation restores cell function, maintains homeostasis and can adapt cells to withstand further stress.

Combined these results suggest a broad role of GCN-2 on stress response and survival, through its function on translation regulation and/or transcriptional induction of specific programs that adapt cells to each stress (Fig. 6F).

In contrast, cellular hypoxia occurs frequently, both physiologically and pathologically, and serves as a potent stimulus for changes in gene transcription, translation, and several post-translational protein modifications that serve to rapidly adapt cells and tissues to this stimulus.

These transcription factors, XBP1, ATF6 and ATF4, adapt cells to their secretory mission by promoting the latent process of ER biogenesis (Sriburi et al., 2004; Lee et al., 2005), and by expanding the capacity to translate mRNAs (Harding et al., 2003).

The design of new, but still efficient drugs, needs consideration of such rapid modulations required to adapt cell growth in contact of the inhibitor.

Here we develop a numerical approach to adapt cell-based CPA equilibration damage models for use in a classical tissue mass transport model.

To adapt cell chips to human cells, we initially used the same microarray pins as in the yeast cell chip, and printed on poly-L-lysine (poly-K) coated slides.

This stereological-like procedure follows what previously was published to adapt cell count to heterogeneity of cell size of a given region [ 28], which was adapted here to the lamina X of the spinal cord.

As such, we did not aim to exactly capture adaptation characteristics, but rather to capture strongly and weakly adapting cells as represented by the data here.

The fit at 32°C yields the same adaptation parameters as obtained from fitting dose-response curves of adapting cells [ 47].