… In addition, chlorophyll fluorescence has also been used to study abiotic stress responses
such as salt stress, drought and high light stress (Tsugane et al., 1999; Stepien and Johnson, …

… other stressors induce the same set of responses, we propose that it constitutes a general
core hormetic stress response. It is plausible that this response plays an important role in the …

… in gene expression and signal transduction of stress responses. In addition to these proteins…
to function in the regulation of stress responses. Names and functions of genes for stress-…

… conserved functional domains, were identified. The data presented in this study provide
functional … for high-throughput genotyping and molecular breeding for abiotic stress traits in rice. …

… axis limb of the stress response. The peptide … response to stress, 13 the known biological
actions of CRF expanded quickly far beyond the neuroendocrine component of stress response…

… This is a basic principle of cellular function, … stress responses and MDR transporters will
help to identify novel strategies and targets to overcome the current stalemate in drug discovery. …

… discovery of the Keap1-Nrf2-ARE pathway in later years. The experimentally identified functional
… prone to diseases in response to xenobiotics and oxidative stress as a consequence of …

… The response to the stress of hypoxia is mediated in large part by the hypoxia inducible
factor-1 (HIF-1) transcription factor that increases the expression of a variety of genes that allow …

… and circuits to determine their function. From a medical perspective… Finally, discovery and
mechanistic understanding of additional … the regulation of mitochondrial function. Mitochondrial …

… The IIS pathway appears to be a master regulator of the cellular stress response and
plays a role in modulating proteostasis by regulating HSR, UPR, proteasome function and …