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To verify this hypothesis and to test whether short-term adaptation helps to retain tolerance in the evolved strain, cells from the biofilm, CC156 and TMB3500 were inoculated in liquid media with inhibitor concentrations similar to the residual inhibitor concentrations in the liquid suspension of the ALE chemostat.

The balancing act required by the immune system to attack foreign invaders, to retain memory for future exposures to an antigen while reining in an inflammatory response once the danger has passed, and to retain tolerance to self probably combines many mechanisms both centrally and in the periphery.

Furthermore, the discovery of a B. humidicola accession with a sexual mode of reproduction (Valle and Glienke 1991) has opened the opportunity to explore, through breeding, the genetic variation of B. humidicola (e.g. retain waterlogging tolerance while improving forage quality and yield).

We extracted and retransformed this plasmid into fresh E. coli MG1655 cells to control for the possibility that improvements in tolerance were due to genomic mutations, however the freshly transformed cells retained improved tolerance.

Neutral charge substitutions (K139A and K207A) retained greater tolerance and stability followed by negative charge substitutions (K139D and K207D) compared to control mutant K139R and wild enzyme.

Recipients with graft tolerance retain well-functioning grafts after cessation of immunosuppressive regimens, referred to as operational tolerance [ 4].

Under these conditions both lys-7 and abl-1 animals retain their strong tolerance phenotypes (Fig 4B), but we observed no difference in S. Typhimurium colonisation between the mutants and wild type animals microscopically (Fig S4).

However, due to the accumulation of background mutations during the mutagenesis and/or evolutionary engineering procedures used to develop the strain, GS1.11-26 did not retain the same tolerance to high concentrations of ethanol and acetate, and showed reduced ethanol accumulation capacity in very high-density fermentations compared to the original Ethanol Red strain.

This suggests that in order to avoid extinction, native species must retain broad ecological tolerances and, most importantly, the ability to evolve and adapt in the face of increased competition due to species invasions.

Another locus RM423 was associated with leaf senescence, an important character for heat tolerance to retain chlorophyll content and thereby photosynthetic efficiency.

Recently, it was demonstrated that mice lacking FGF15 have impaired glucose tolerance but retain normal insulin sensitivity.