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Moreover, field biologists found in the last decade that female cheetahs apparently have evolved to counteract the losses of their cubs by becoming fertile again within a few months.

The tuning of hearing to bat calls as well as the degeneration of hearing in bat-free areas indicates that ears of moths have most likely evolved to counteract predation by insectivorous bats [1], [2].

Since gzmB is important in the control of ECTV infection and ECTV is able to inhibit a number of apoptotic pathways, we speculated that the pleiotropic effect of mouse gzmB has evolved to counteract virus evasion strategies of apoptosis.

The innate stress response system evolved to counteract invasion by infectious agents.

Therefore, Mst2 and Epe1 are likely evolved to counteract such a hyperactive H3K9 methyltransferase.

However, a distinct set of cellular factors have also evolved to counteract the replication of viral pathogens such as HIV.

In the human mouth, CRISPR loci evolve to counteract oral phage, but the expression of these CRISPR loci has not previously been investigated.

Consistently, one could suggest that plasticity, which is a trait that could promote evolvability in sncRNAs (Ancel and Fontana 2000) and which is also extensible for proteins (Tokuriki and Tawfik 2009), evolves to counteract the low genetic variability in complex organisms (Lynch and Conery 2003).

The reason for this exceptional behavior of X chromosomes is that, while an X- and Y-chromosomal system evolved to discriminate between the sexes, dosage compensation mechanisms co-evolved to counteract the detrimental effects of the associated copy number variations in hundreds of X chromosomal genes.

As one part of their survival strategies, many viruses have evolved mechanisms to counteract the host type I interferon (IFN-α/β) responses.

In turn, many viruses evolved strategies to counteract miRs action and may encode their own miRs [ 33].