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For instance, the large transport of particulate organic matter to the deep basin during cascading events (Figure 2H and Figure S4A and S4B) might favor the nutritive condition of the adult population resulting in an improved reproductive output.

Additionally, there is no report on the statistical optimization of the nutritive conditions on AMVL production.

Therefore, autochthonous BA with suitable nutritive conditions results in faster oil-biodegradation, appears to be a cost-effective methodology for buried oil remediation and contributes to the recovery of oil-impacted areas.

Under nutritive conditions, D. discoideum grows as a unicellular organism.

Under rich nutritive conditions, we observed that Spiroplasma increased by twofold the number of eggs laid by virgin flies over a 14-day period.

In nutritive conditions, Dictyostelium cells multiply actively as single cells (vegetative state) and nutrient depletion triggers a developmental program leading to a multicellular structure containing starvation-resistant spores.

In these cases, drug resistance persists only in a transient manner, and an improvement in nutritive conditions immediately restores the drug sensitivity.

We would like to stress that the findings made under poor nutritive conditions are presented together with numerous experiments under rich conditions as support for more general picture of the metabolic interactions between Spiroplasma and Drosophila.

In yeast, more recent data have established that α-arrestin-dependent pathways are activated in response to stresses and changes in nutritive conditions or ambient pH, triggering the trafficking of plasma membrane permeases.

To understand the importance of nutritive conditions in the development of drug resistance in non-solid tumours and to know whether a transient malnutrition could induce a permanent reduction in drug sensitivity, leukaemic cells were transiently cultured under growth factor-starved conditions.

The BBF model, utilizing repeated cycles of exposure to high levels of organic material containing high loads of microorganisms, more closely replicates endoscope reprocessing; whereas traditional biofilm formation in hydrated, low nutritive conditions does not accurately model what happens in flexible endoscopes that are stored dry.