"The more, the merrier" approach to species richness produced resilient communities, enabling efficient nutrient uptake due to niche complementarity and eliminating process downtime due to biological disruptions.
"The costs and instabilities involve massive flooding and major hurricane damage, sustained droughts and widespread agricultural pests and diseases, and major biological disruptions affecting our water and food supply, health care, and public safety," it stated.
Indeed, I predict many more horror movie and television plots based on technological anxieties – regarding fears of surveillance, control and conformity, and biological disruptions that result in mutant monsters.
Type 1 diabetes thus may be an underlying contributor to the observed emotional and biological disruptions, with depression exacerbating dyslipidemia (12).
Given the cross-sectional nature of this investigation, however, it is not possible to delineate specific contributions to depression of these biological disruptions versus diabetes, nor the direction of these relationships.
Once it is understood that depression is not a singular disorder but rather a common phenotype for a variety of underlying biological disruptions, both central and peripheral in origin, preclinical research will be better designed to identify and target potential therapeutic mechanisms, leading to more specific and effective clinical treatments.
BRIAN scale contains five questions that measure sleep disturbance as it contributes to biological rhythm disruption.
Biological cell disruption occurs by microbial degradation or enzymatic hydrolysis.
