Sentence examples for pressure adaptation from inspiring English sources

The majority of previous pressure adaptation experiments have been undertaken using LDH, which is a well characterised enzyme, including the first reports [7], [8] that highlighted that enzymes from deep-living organisms may be pressure adapted.

Our study has shown that pressure adaptation, either resulting from natural selection or by artificial manufacture, can be mediated by different amino acid substitutions and we highlight the substitution of lysines and methionines, of which five out of six substitutions occur in the pressure stabilizing N-terminal part of the enzyme, as possible key residues in pressure stability.

In addition to these six genes, others could perform an important role in high pressure adaptation.

The deep-sea bacterium Photobacterium profundum is an established model for studying high pressure adaptation.

We have expanded and strengthened the role of ToxR in high pressure adaptation.

Genome-wide studies have already identified a number of biological processes involved in high pressure adaptation [ 12].

Linear relationships between such adaptations and the depth of capture in marine fish, from shallow to > 4500 m, have been interpreted as causal evidence for pressure adaptations (Cossins & Macdonald, 1986; Samerotte et al., 2007).

The "energy" group is of particular interest here because of its role in high-pressure adaptation (see next section).

What is clear is that sensible changes in structure are correlated with changes in function; these may affect coding sequences or regulatory modules, and the precise outcome of duplication likely reflects both selective pressures (adaptation) and historical constraints, that is, the function, indispensability and connectivity of the original gene [ 43].

This theory provides a general conceptual framework for integrating survival or performance objectives, environmental or selection pressure, evolutionary adaptation, optimization of performance measures and topological features in a single coherent formalism.

This collection attempts to represent the genetic diversity available for rice breeders, including traits that have been abandoned because of the continuous selection pressure and adaptation to changing agronomic environments and consumer demand conditions.