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Biological circadian clock systems help many organisms to adapt their physiological activities to daily and seasonal environmental changes.
This dissertation presents our work on the computational analysis of genome-level data (on biomolecular sequences and interactions) available for many organisms to study the conservation and evolution of cellular pathways.
His development of "one-step" gene disruption technology led directly to the "knockout" technology used in many organisms to exploit recombination to either remove or insert DNA sequences into specific positions within the genome.
Long-distance migration enables many organisms to take advantage of lucrative breeding and feeding opportunities during summer at high latitudes and then to move to lower, more temperate latitudes for the remainder of the year.
The ratio of day-to-night length, known as the photoperiod, is used by many organisms to predict the oncoming of adverse seasons through the use of a photoperiodic clock system.
For example, genome-scale data on patterns of gene expression in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster are widely used in functional genomic studies in many organisms to inform candidate gene selection and validate experimental results.
Protein synthesis down-regulation is a life-saving mechanism for many organisms exposed to xenobiotics that threaten normal life.
With time, many organisms adapted to tidal and thus lunar rhythms; grunion, fiddler crabs, oysters, ragworm and brain coral are affected by both in their breeding or growth cycles.
In addition, current climate change differentially shifts the timing of the annual cycle of many organisms leading to mismatches between cycles of prey and predator [8], [9].
Moreover, many organisms respond to lower metal bioavailability by an increased synthesis of metals transporters (Sunda and Huntsman 1998).
Many organisms adapt to desiccation stress by the activation of various water-channel proteins, called aquaporins (AQP) [ 58, 59].
