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These results indicate OsABI5 might regulate adaptation to stress and plant fertility.

Several of these proteins regulate adaptation to poor nitrogen sources (proline, urea, allantoin) or carbon starvation.

Mycobacteria encode homologs of the evolutionary conserved HtrA family of proteins, which have been shown in both Gram-negative and Gram-positive organisms to regulate adaptation to extracytoplasmic stress [26], [27], [28], [29].

Serovar Typhimurium strains mutant in soxS [48] or oxyR [49], whose products regulate adaptation to cytoplasmic oxidative stress [3], are fully virulent in an animal model, as are mutants incapable of inducing LexA-dependent SOS (Table 5).

Plx1 has recently been shown to regulate adaptation to the ATR-mediated mitosis onset delay induced by unreplicated DNA (Yoo et al, 2004a).

At least six of these genes (CC3336, CC3161, CC3461, CC0991, CC2804 and CC2485) are also highly induced by carbon limitation [ 29] and are positively regulated by CfrA, a sRNA that regulates adaptation to carbon starvation in C. crescentus[ 30].

The results suggest that cyclic strain has at least two ways to regulate adaptation of myoblasts: (1) by directly affecting actin cytoskeleton at an early stage post-loading to cause depolymerization; and (2) by later chemical signals transmitted from the extracellular side to intracellular side to initiate repolymerization.

The delicate balance between activators and inhibitors regulate adaptation or cell death in growing tumor nodules.

We suggest that among the small fraction of miRNAs that are DROSHA/DGCR8-independent, there may be individual miRNAs that negatively regulate adaptation, but which would normally not have much of an effect.

Padalon-Brauch et al. pointed out that genetic islands (foreign DNA segments) encoding sRNA genes play an important role in networks that regulate bacterial adaptation to environmental changes and stress conditions, thereby controlling virulence [63].

We still have an incomplete understanding of the endogenous processes that regulate physiological adaptation to aerobic exercise.