… Using Escherichia coli, we examined how bacteria exposed to sublethal concentrations of
ampicillin adjust gene expression patterns and metabolism to simultaneously deal with the …

… However, during the intensive half-century of drug discovery, … disregarding concentrations
and ecologically relevant functions … formation by using compounds at sublethal concentrations. …

… in response to exposure at sublethal concentrations of Cu, Zn, Pb… other essential functions
suggestive of sublethal effects. An … indicate that at these sublethal concentrations the MCs can …

… We also consider the consequences of exposure to sublethal … sublethal concentrations
can potentially select for resistance, generate genotypic and phenotypic variability and function …

… dose/concentration can be sublethal or lethal). A sublethal dose/concentration is defined
as … discovery of crucial ecological side effects before pesticide registration rather than after. …

… In contrast, the direct contact LC 95 was 250–950 mg litre −1 , suggesting that many L2
would be exposed to sublethal direct contact concentrations of novaluron, even when applied at …

… effects on the biological and reproductive functions of S. … In fact, larvae exposed to
sublethal concentrations of … In conclusion, lethal and sublethal effects discovered herein …

… functional response and voracity. Therefore, the aims of the present work were to provide a
lethal and sublethal … japonicum for systemic treatment, and as a sublethal concentration for …

… magna exposed to sublethal concentrations of atrazine, … /L 12) to determine sublethal
concentrations for our exposures. … p ≤ 0.05 corrected with the false discovery rate 45. The atrazine …

… Given that the actual concentrations were less than our nominal concentrations, we will …
function. Our results demonstrate that the neonicotinoid clothianidin can have lethal and …