Consequently, we call "pro-adaptation" as the ability to rapidly adapt to drastic environmental changes by an appropriate reaction norm which increases genetic variability and "pro-adaptors" as the genetic modulators of this reaction norm.
The Human Development Report called for $86 billion annually in new and additional financing for pro-poor adaptation.
In a 4C warmer world, migration must be considered as a pro-active adaptation strategy, he said, rather than a last ditch catastrophic consequence.
Consequently, a well-coordinated modification of livestock management practices through appropriate pro-poor adaptation measures is very necessary.
Contrasting proteomic expressions of B2M, TIMP-1 and VEGRs suggested impaired pro-survival adaptation and healing mechanisms.
Pro-nociceptive adaptations may occur at all levels of the neuraxis from nociceptive nerve endings, to spinal dorsal horn and all the way up to cortical neuronal networks.
The frequent relapses that are seen in aggressive NB, with decreasing time intervals between relapses, highlight the genetic rearrangements that could drive ongoing acquisition of chemo/radio-resistance and pro-oncogenic adaptations [ 24, 25].
These observations concur with the role of Pro in the adaptation of the berry to a wide range of abiotic stresses (including water deficit); these transcripts were induced by water deficit in Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay berries in a previous study [ 119].
Unfortunately, it is rare during cultural adaptation of PRO measures to include the re-validation of the content coverage in the target culture.
On the other hand, the effect in codon adaptation for the Pro codons suggests an ancient loss of tRNA-Pro (GGG).
Downstream effectors of PERK signaling include both pro-survival factors such as the transcription factor NRF2 and microRNA miR-211, which are associated with adaptation response, and pro-apoptotic factors including CHOP that can induce cell death [ 4, 5].
