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The major component of the spore/pollen wall proposed to be of primary importance in enabling resistance to the conditions described above is the highly resistant biopolymer sporopollenin (Ito et al. 2007; Cronk 2009).
Indeed (discussed earlier), this loss coincides with the gain of genes enabling resistance to heavy metals, and arsenic and sulfur metabolisms, both traits with a potentially great adaptive value in sustaining life on an arsenopyrite (FeAsS -containing rock.
40 Orientation of the immune response towards a Th2 profile by asthma or atopic dermatitis would result in a poor Th1 response (and hence development of protective IgG), considered to be the dominant arm of the immune response enabling resistance to infectious disease in children.
"This type of activity enables resistance to continue against opponents who are applying extreme repression," Mr. Sharp wrote.
The prominent role of second-site mutations and environmental factors that enable resistance to (or buffer against) disease traits has been well established in a multitude of model organisms from yeast to mice (4 7).
The unpaired antitoxin genes may be retained to enable resistance to toxins produced by other bacterial strains that are co-inhabitants of the vaginal biome.
Secondly, we investigated whether such changes in phenotype enabled resistance to killing by NK cells.
Despite these advances, further investigations will be needed to conclusively demonstrate the mechanisms by which systems diversity and redundancy can enable resistance to treatment.
While this could be achieved through heightened innate immunity, honey bees, as eusocial animals, have the added capacity for social behaviors that enable resistance to pathogens.
This group of genes has a clustered organization that enables resistance to evolve in concert with changing pest and disease strains.
Yet, this information is extremely valuable to mosquito control managers as it enables resistance to be detected when it first emerges in a population and before it may have a detectable effect on the resistance phenotype.
