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etermine the fluxes via the major free amino acid pools and amino acid residues of total soluble protein. Adaptation to 428 mM Nacl is shown to be associated with an 80-fold accumulation of free proline. This involves at least an 11-fold increase in the rate of synthesis of proline from glutamate vi

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and genetically to these challenges and to evolve adaptive mechanisms is, therefore, crucial. The contributions to this book aim at understanding, from a evolutionary perspective, the impact of stress on biological systems. Scientists, applying different approaches spanning from the molecular and th

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e origins, magnitude and ecological context of natural variation, while the latter establishes which genes can underlie natural variation. Studies of the stress or heat shock response in . illustrate this point. At the cellular level, heat shock proteins (Hsps) function as molecular chaperones, mini

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rom different climatic regions. In general, ample genetic variation for thermal resistance was found within and among populations. A rough correlation between the climate of origin and thermal resistance was apparent. Acclimation at a non-lethal temperature led to a significant increase in survival

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r loci are modeled. The population is supposed to inhabit one “home” environment where it evolves the corresponding genetic constitution. One generation of the population is then exposed to the second, “foreign” environment. The decline in the mean population fitness is considered as a measure of st

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