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Type IVB pili may contribute to attachment and motility, and pyocin expression could select for small colony morphotypes as does for example the selection pressure imposed by exposure to antibiotics or bacteriophage [43].

Assessing these biomarkers together as allostatic load helps us to understand the synergistic nature of the physiological burden on the body imposed by exposure to damaging environmental stressors.

However, increased expression of BjMTP1 under Cd2+ or Ni2+ stress may be required to adjust Zn homeostasis as a response to the stress imposed by exposure to Cd2+ or Ni2+.

No restrictions on frequency of changes in exposure status were imposed, and the exposure status changed as often as the drug purchases indicated.

For comparison, the general limit the FCC imposes for exposure is 0.08 W/kg; the absolute maximum allowed, for the extremities of people with occupational exposures, is 20 W/kg for no longer than 6 minutes.

Governments impose occupational exposure limits to chemical products.

Renal DNaseI gene shutdown may therefore impose chromatin exposure in situ because of inefficient enzymatic degradation.

In addition, the present data show that CAP exposure leads to an early decrease in circulating levels of EPCs at low levels of PM2.5 and that this decrease is reversed when the exposure is withdrawn, suggesting that at least part of the CVD risk imposed by PM exposure may be reversible.

Increased development times, therefore, are not due to a direct effect of lindane on the moulting process but are due probably to reduced food intake or increased metabolism through the stress imposed by toxicant exposure.

Specific parameters of this function were used to quantify the parasite delays in cell morphology (cm) imposed by MQ exposure.

This suggests that the activity of this operon under initial conditions of stress imposed by the exposure to low levels of TET is sufficient for the organism to escape from harm.