The transition from small larval fish with limited possibilities for locomotive response to escape from predators into opportunistic foragers occurs faster when growth rates are high.
When cells are exposed to toxicants (e.g., cisplatin), Nrf2 is activated as an adaptive response to escape from oxidative stress.
The frequent mobility of sex workers is the result of their search for work and also considered as response to escape the social stigma from family and community members [ 19– 22] who in turn increases risk for HIV and contribute to the spread of this infection [ 23, 24].
The paper, published in the Current Opinion in Neurobiology, summarizes a decade of research on sea turtle migrations and found that the animals are hard-wired from birth to migrate as an evolutionary response to escaping predators.
First, the immunological landscape may fluctuate, altering the selective forces acting on the virus: such changes might include de novo T-lymphocyte responses to escape forms, alterations in clonal composition and relative immunodominance, or shifting inhibitory functions of the epitope-specific responses over time as the immune response matures.
Under environmental stress (such as the intracellular in vivo conditions), bacterial species show stringent responses to escape unfavorable conditions.
A fascination with the natural world — which seems at once fragile and enduring, forbiddingly strange and intimately known — is an obvious response to, and escape from, our hypercivilized, technology-saturated, globalized habitations.
Entry into the dauer stage represents the major life history response of nematodes to escape unfavorable environmental conditions [ 1].
When R 0 < R 0 *, most hosts have closed their window of susceptibility before re-exposure to the virus whereas most of those with deficient humoral response are likely to escape HR until the end of the epidemic and remains unprotected.
What draws her are people who, as the critic Roland Barthes explains in his theory of the neutral, "in the face of dogmatism, the menacing pressure to take sides, offers novel responses: to flee, to escape, to demur, to shift or refuse terms, to disengage, to turn away".
The flight part of the flight-fight-freeze response urges your children to escape the threatening situation.
