He also points out that with large-scale redundancies in response to structural changes in the industry, any opportunities to change the nature of the organisation through recruitment will be limited in the foreseeable future.
In conclusion, the differences in electrophysiological responses between Or42a and Or42b are sufficient to allow non-redundancy in response to specific odor concentrations.
"Whereas employers were in 'wait and see' mode three months ago, more private sector firms, particularly private sector services firms, have decided to push the redundancy button in response to worsening economic news," said Gerwyn Davies, public policy adviser at the CIPD.
The cause of frailty and loss of resilience is probably a progressive loss of redundancy in these response patterns and connections.
Even so, loss of DPSL is not catastrophic to S. solfataricus cells, suggesting crosstalk and redundancy in the response to oxidative stress.
Moreover, molecules that were previously perceived as reflecting redundancy in the response represent a sophisticated system that probably depends on the 'message' carried rather than the messenger.
The differential activation of upstream signaling events that result in induction of these transcription factors could explain the synergy and redundancy in cytokine responses.
In addition, mesocosms studies consistently show that elevated temperatures promote bacterial respiration (Hoppe et al. 2008; Scheibner et al. 2014; Wohlers et al. 2009), suggesting that bacterial functional redundancy is low in response to warming.
Besides, the qRT-PCR analysis also revealed that although the ESTs of the genes like P5CS and Cat were present in very low redundancy, their expression in response to the NaCl treatment had in fact increased by more than four fold.
Sea3 was placed previously in the SEACAT epistatic group because of its functional redundancy with Sea2 and Sea4 in response to nutrient conditions (Panchaud et al. 2013b).
