"March of the Thunder Gods" is an atmospheric piece exploring humanity's interaction with environmental sounds.
This rapidly evolving genomic science often fails to consider the interaction with environmental exposure like diet.
Models quantifying the effects of cropping systems on weed life-cycles, in interaction with environmental conditions, are invaluable tools to evaluate and design integrated cropping systems.
Genetic epidemiological studies indicate that schizophrenia is a complexly inherited disorder, whereby multiple genes, additively and in interaction with environmental factors, contribute to increasing risk for phenotypic expression.
Such studies demonstrate how the natural history of complex human diseases and their responsiveness to treatment are multifactorial phenomena, affected by interactions between genetically determined characteristics of each person, which in turn affect the person's interaction with environmental factors.
It is likely that relatively common genetic variants with modest effects on pancreatic cancer risk play an important role in both familial and sporadic forms of the disease, either individually or in interaction with environmental factors.
This inconclusive data may suggest that the modulation of cancer risk depends not only on a single gene/SNP, but also on a joint effect of multiple polymorphisms (or haplotypes) within different genes or pathways, in close interaction with environmental factors.
A comparative analysis between centenarians' children and neighborhood controls is an efficient approach to learn how familial longevity influence and its interaction with environmental factors affect healthy aging.
Interaction with environmental stressors and extreme weather conditions relevant in times of climate change, such as drought, can also impact the Bt concentration in the plants [69].
Flowering time is controlled by many genes, which are expressed or suppressed in close interaction with environmental factors such as day length and temperature.
Here, naive organisms learn through interaction with environmental circumstances that elicit particular behavior and by observing the behavior of experienced adults, though not by copying or imitating their behavior.
