Therefore, this gene duplication can be interpreted as a "key innovation" within this lineage according to the interpretation of Berenbaum et al. [72], it being the prerequisite for the evolution of the biochemical basis for the multifaceted adaptations of tiger moths to PA-containing plants.
Such powerful and multifaceted stress adaptation tools are needed for parasitic fungi to survive the on-going defense attacks by the host organisms, like plants (14 16) or humans (17 21).
Most importantly, CYPs contribute in multifaceted metabolism and adaptation to varied ecological niches [ 43].
Prevention of suicides is thus challenging and requires multifaceted approaches and adaptation of strategies to locally relevant cultural factors.
The identification of gene signature networks that are stress activated provides a mechanistic framework to characterise the multifaceted nature of weaning stress adaptation in beef calves.
This study has identified regulatory gene networks that are stress activated, and may be modulated by glucocorticoids in leukocytes, and provides a mechanistic framework to characterise the multifaceted nature of weaning stress adaptation in beef calves.
Further, LF82Δhfq mutants were non-motile, impaired in cell invasion and highly sensitive to various chemical stress conditions, reinforcing the multifaceted function of Hfq in mediating bacterial adaptation.
However, a recent study suggests that adaptation in this system is multifaceted, and could also include climatic components and adaptation along continuous environmental gradients [ 44].
Nonetheless, the links between culture adaptation and apoptosis appear to be multifaceted.
Important considerations to be made are ensuring the inclusion of all types of staff, plans for evaluating and incorporating continuous improvements, allowing for organisational adaptations and promoting the use of multifaceted interventions.
