Besides, it could guide engineers designing the CFML structure to adapt to hostile laser surface treatment environment.
The creatures would adapt to hostile conditions by morphing into completely new beings, something we DNA-based creatures just can't do.
They cooperate to ensure their survival and if glycolysis is clearly fundamental for cancer metabolism, mitochondrial activity helps cells to adapt to hostile microenvironments.
An understanding of how forest trees adapt to hostile environmental conditions is necessary to sustain productivity and to meet future demand for forest-derived products.
> These genomic variations support the existing idea that A. baumannii has a distinct ability to exchange genetic material and rearrange its genome, a property that must impact its ability to adapt to hostile environments.
The animal inhabitants of the water-filled, insectivorous pitcher-plant leaves (Nepenthaceae) have adapted to the hostile environment of the leaves' digestive fluids.
The recommended would be the modification of strains isolated from the fermentation vats, which are already adapted to the hostile environment (Della-Bianca et al. 2013; Steensels et al. 2014).
Svalbard ptarmigan are well adapted to these hostile conditions most strikingly by undergoing profound seasonal changes in fat deposition.
In spite of its origin in an animal adapted to conditions hostile for mammalian cells, cerFP505 isolated from a deep sea ceriantharian performed well as a marker protein in a human cell line at 37°C.
During the establishment of the infection, this single P. aeruginosa lineage diversifies into phenotypes specifically adapted to the hostile environment of the CF lung, thus allowing its long-term persistence [4].
