... with chlorophyll content under N starvation. Loss function of ZmNRL1 reduced nitrogen content and weakened plant growth under hydroponic and soil conditions, whereas overexpression of ZmNRL1 conferred better tolerance to N stress and elevated yields in transgenic maize and Arabidopsis...

... Background Research on the mechanism of starvation resistance can help reveal how animals adjust their physiology and behavior to adapt to the uncertainty of food resources. A low metabolic rate is a significant characteristic of spider physiological activity and can increase spider starvation resistance...

... medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Tuna spawns in some of the warmest and most oligotrophic areas worldwide. At the same time, starvation is often considered the main source of mortality for fish larvae. Here we assess if plankton availability is sufficient to sustain...

... body length as the response variable, the interaction between starvation condition and genotype as the fixed effects, and experimental replicate as the random effect (R example: lme(length∼strain × day), random = ∼1|replicate, data = wormsizer). Approximately 50 L1 larvae starved in L1 arrest for 8...

... showing higher reproduction after days of low-nutrient condition tend to be phylogenetically proximal, indicating that differences in cellular physiology emerged and inherited during the low-nutrient condition have an impact on future regrowth. Bacterial cells exposed to starvation do not immediately...

...Diana Galea; Martin Herzberg; Dirk Dobritzsch; Matt Fuszard; Dietrich H Nies transenvelope efflux systems zinc metal homeostasis Cupriavidus metallidurans metal starvation proteomics Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft 10.13039/501100001659 Ni262/19 The czc determinant...

... senescence. Moreover, our data suggested partial suppression of the pif4pif5 phenotype by ATG8a overexpression. PIF4/PIF5 also influence senescence induced by nutrient starvation, another hallmark of the autophagy pathway. Furthermore, we observed that the PIF4/PIF5–ATG regulatory...

.... By expressing Bta1 genes, which are involved in the synthesis of diacylglyceryl-N,N,N-trimethyl-homoserine (DGTS), from different species, we showed that DGTS can be produced in seed plants. In Arabidopsis, expression of BTA1 under a phosphate starvation-inducible promoter resulted in limited...

... by plants to support various metabolic processes during growth and development. Recent studies have revealed the pivotal role of inositol hexakis/pyrophosphates (InsP6–8), the derivatives of myo-inositol (MI), in facilitating the interaction between SYG1/PHO81/XPR1 (SPX) and phosphate starvation...

.... Finally, we discuss how the transcription factor phosphate starvation response might be a crucial genetic element to integrate the plant’s needs of nitrogen, iron and phosphate while interacting with rhizobia. Understanding the coordination of the iron and phosphate uptake and homeostasis can lead us...

...Swetha Gopalakrishnan; Sanjay Ramnarayan Yadav; Nisha N Kannan; J Dunlap Fig. 5. Effect of calorie restriction on starvation sensitivity and TG utilization in cry mutant flies. a) Survival curve for w¹¹¹⁸ and cry⁰¹ flies under LD fed with ND...

...Sharik R Khan; Andrei Kuzminov; J Surtees Abstract Starvation of Escherichia coli thyA auxotrophs for the required thymine or thymidine leads to the cessation of DNA synthesis and, unexpectedly, to thymineless death (TLD). Previously, TLD-alleviating defects were identified...

... insulin later with resolution of metabolic parameters ( 8 ). The delay in diagnosis of starvation ketoacidosis was partly the result of low pH not usually seen with starvation ketosis ( 8 ). This is true in nonpregnant individuals. The physiologic changes of pregnancy cause an exaggerated response...

... starvation, and studied the kinetics of lipid metabolism in Arabidopsis leaves. Our results demonstrated that plastoglobules preferentially store phytyl-esters, while triacylglycerols (TAGs) and steryl-esters accumulated within lipid droplets. Thanks to a pulse–chase labeling approach and lipid analyses...

... in these patients, including two types that occur only in patients with AN: starvation hepatitis and refeeding-induced hepatitis. Starvation hepatitis is characterized by severe transaminase elevation in patients in the advanced phase of protein-energy deprivation and is associated with complications of severe...

... starvation stress sugar European Union and the European Social Fund EFOP-3.6.1-16-2016-00022 Colony foundation is a fundamental but risky period in the lives of ant queens. After mating, fertilized queens adopt different strategies to found colonies ( Hölldobler and Wilson 1990 ). Two main types...

... by these insights, we developed a reliable and easy-to-use in vitro method for the induction and termination of EOC cell dormancy based on serum starvation. The model has been validated on three established ovarian cancer lines and primary EOC cells. Moreover, we present for comparison a second model based...

... to the NRT1 family and encodes a low-affinity nitrate transporter protein. A critical role for N remobilization from source leaves to young leaves is played by NRT1.7, which is highly expressed in the phloem and is induced by N starvation ( Fan et al., 2009 ). WRKY is one of the largest...

...-translational modification or transcriptional regulation. ATG autophagy gene expression persulfidation phosphorylation post-translational modification starvation stress transcription factors ubiquitination National Science Foundation 10.13039/100000001 MCB-2040582 William Agbemafle and Min May...

... algorithm Crustacea global climate change low oxygen rheotaxis starvation shuttle box system thigmotaxis Natural Sciences and Engineering Council Discovery 207112 Mitacs Accelerate IT26355 China Scholarship Council 10.13039/501100004543 201404910484 Correspondence: Q. Jiang; e...