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On the very roots of these coordinated responses lies an intricate network of regulatory elements at genetic level, adapting the cell metabolism first to survive to the sudden external changes and afterwards to acclimate to the new, and often unfavourable, conditions.

This has the effect of adapting the cell's response to the input level.

Culture optimization and scale-up has been achieved by first adapting the cells to serum-free media and secondly by growing them in suspension.

These data also support the idea that autophagy activated by NADPH depletion promotes a cell survival process by adapting the cells to a tolerable stress condition.

Such modification is believed to adapt the cell to better survive its environment.

One way to minimize this change in oxygen tension would be to adapt the cell construct to hypoxic conditions prior to transplantation.

A first way to globally reduce the energy consumption in a cellular network is to adapt the cell layout to the traffic distribution by cell shaping (see Figure 5).

The cytoskeleton is reorganised, ion homeostasis is changed, metabolic processes are adapted, the cell cycle is stopped and massive changes in gene expression are induced [ 1, 22, 23].

It has been previously demonstrated that mammalian hibernation typically responds with a relatively conserved set of genes that act to adapt the cell to associated stresses.

A significant difference between the formerly mentioned NRs and NR2F6 is the constitutive presence of NR2F6 at its hormone response element (HRE) of the DNA in resting cells, whereas the other NRs are activated via environmental stimuli and subsequently adapt the cell to the microenvironment through their DNA binding capability.

In most experiments, we first dark-adapted the cells for ∼30 s before presenting the stimulus.