Sentence examples for encounter starvation from inspiring English sources
To investigate the function and regulation of DAF-16 under conditions in which C. elegans encounter starvation, we turned to the L1 diapause.
When yeast strains encounter phosphate starvation conditions, the PHO regulatory pathway is up-regulated to express the PHO81 and PHO5 and the yeast take up extracellular phosphorus (Urech et al. 1978; Ogawa et al. 1995; Kaffman et al. 1998).
Pit-digging antlions are especially vulnerable during their long larval period [12], succumbing to abiotic factors (high temperatures, primarily), as well as biotic factors (i.e., predation from birds and other insects, potential cannibalism when pits become too close and antlions encounter one another, and starvation).
In conclusion, using fission yeast as a model system we confirm that moderate levels of stress due to oxidative metabolism during the logarithmic growth may prepare cells to encounter future periods of starvation or inactivity, and that a MAP kinase pathway has an essential role in linking endogenous stress and the activation of a genetic fitness program.
I've only encountered the concept of starvation economy in BDSM-practicing and polyamorous communities.
The upregulation of VlcpcA in plants infected with wild type suggests that this is due to V. longisporum encountering general amino acid starvation during biotrophic growth.
For each assay, strains were grown for at least five generations with no strain entering starvation or encountering dauer-inducing conditions.
The phenomenon is phenotypically similar to the stringent response which is induced by ppGpp synthesized when cells encounter amino acid or carbon starvation [10].
The results of Figure 7a and b suggested that EIG121 and LC3 encounter the same fate after starvation, namely, lysosome-mediated protein degradation.
NamoBuddha marks the site where a young prince encountered a tigress close to starvation and unable to feed her own cubs.
In their natural habitats unicellular organisms are frequently exposed to stress or starvation and only rarely encounter conditions that allow them to grow.
