Not exact matches
The word cyberspace
in its roots thus well describes any space that is a field for human effects through
environmental interaction.
But the outcome of these
interactions does
in fact resolve into the vast odyssey of life which has shaped the many phases of
environmental change on earth.
The concept of «orthoselection» stresses organic - environment
interaction of sufficient duration to reveal trends which follow
environmental shifts — a neo-Darwinian blending of the Darwinian and Lamarcking approaches which obviates the need for the historical anachronism of «orthogenesis,» which is still of interest only to «literary intellectuals and religious philosophers» intent on discerning the working of higher purposes
in the evolutionary process.
As I mentioned before, the environment also plays a role
in brain development, and some of what we call
environmental factors are actually the child's surroundings and
interactions.
These results also suggest that the adjustment difficulties seen with some children of divorced parents may be due to an
interaction between genetic and
environmental factors rather than
environmental influences alone, as is assumed
in many theories of divorce» s effects.
The researchers say they plan to explore
in future studies how other
environmental factors and previous experiences, such as
interactions between mother and baby, influence the way newborns process and experience pain.
«Our paper suggests it will require managing for top predator persistence across large landscapes, rather than just
in protected areas,
in order to restore natural predator - predator
interactions,» said co-author Aaron Wirsing, an associate professor at the University of Washington's School of
Environmental and Forest Sciences.
Although scientists still don't precisely understand the
interactions among genetic,
environmental, psychological, and developmental factors, research suggests that high anxiety tends to run
in families.
Understanding what happens at the places sand is mined, the places sand is used and the many points
in between which experience loss, benefits or harm is within reach using research frameworks like telecoupling — which allows researchers to understand socioeconomic and
environmental interactions over distances.
The mathematical model shows that the problem for adolescents is that their light consumption behaviour interferes with the natural
interaction with the
environmental clock — getting up late
in the morning results
in adolescents keeping the lights on until later at night.
«Then we compute the cosmic - ray propagation and
interaction inside galaxy clusters and groups
in the presence of their
environmental magnetic field.
Among the issues to be resolved there would be, for example, how to identify the
environmental factors that control the production of aggressive morphs; what costs and benefits
interaction involves for each participant; the taxonomic status of the deceit and the variability level
in the chemical signal used for misleading ants; or what happens with related aphid species which also relate with ants.
Species unable to persist
in these cooler and darker conditions were initially excluded from the region and the remaining species then divided into local sites, depending on whether species
interactions or
environmental conditions were more important locally.
«Our research points to the fact that changes
in long - distance contact, socio - cultural
interactions and population movements may be just as important, or more important, for innovation as
environmental drivers,» says van Niekerk.
«This is a very important discovery that will guide future research efforts to explore the
interactions of these pigmentary genes with other genetic and
environmental risk factors
in cancers not linked to sun exposure, such as eye melanoma.
In contrast, rapid
environmental change may slow the overall rate of evolution driven by direct
interactions within large networks, making each species more vulnerable to extinction.
While beneficial microbes are becoming a more common tool
in agriculture, their effectiveness
in the field is severely blunted thanks to real - world
environmental stressors like heat and drought, competition with other microbes, and
interactions with the host plant.
Published
in the journal
Environmental Research Letters today, the study looked at both mountain pine beetle and western spruce budworm outbreaks and unpacked the
interaction between insect activity and fire severity.
In trying to predict the impacts of
environmental changes, it is crucial to look at multiple
environmental drivers and how their co-occurrence and
interactions are likely to shift geographically, Kroeker said.
Many infectious disease outbreaks may result from
interactions between multiple pathogens and
environmental conditions, says veterinary scientist Ard Nijhof of Utrecht University
in the Netherlands, but nailing down those
interactions can be difficult.
Therefore, biodiversity may increase community stability by promoting diversity among species
in their responses to
environmental fluctuations, but increasing the number and strength of competitive
interactions has little effect.
What appears to account for this rise
in obesity is a complex
interaction between genetic and
environmental factors.
From economic impacts
in cities like San Diego and London to crops
in Memphis to global greenhouse gases, the framework of telecoupling (socioeconomic and
environmental interactions over distances) lays out a dynamic, complex view of how issues of sustainability reach across the world — and then impacts rush back.
Like Zeggini, she is interested
in multigene effects, looking at
interactions between genes and
environmental factors.
Liu said he hopes to continue working with colleagues and participants
in China to further investigate how gene and
environmental interaction may affect health outcomes across generations.
Instead, the stem cells» program involved just 16
interactions between 12 proteins, called transcription factors, and three
environmental inputs,
in this case provided by chemicals
in the lab.
At the North American branch of the Society of
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry's 31st annual meeting in Portland, Oregon, on 8 November, environmental chemists warned that complex interactions between chemistry and climate change might be making chemicals more toxic and the environment more susceptib
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry's 31st annual meeting
in Portland, Oregon, on 8 November,
environmental chemists warned that complex interactions between chemistry and climate change might be making chemicals more toxic and the environment more susceptib
environmental chemists warned that complex
interactions between chemistry and climate change might be making chemicals more toxic and the environment more susceptible to damage.
«The archaeological record
in the Gulf of Alaska provides us with a long - term look at human -
environmental interactions, where Native Alaskans have harvested resources for thousands of years.
However, new evidence shows that these
environmental - phenotypic
interactions are
in a growing number of organisms.
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For example, intra-strain cooperative behaviors are more likely to be evolutionarily stable when different cell lineages are segregated
in space, with typical
interaction distances between cells being strongly influenced by the diffusivity of secreted products, biofilm architecture, and
environmental flow conditions [16 — 19].
As recently reported
in Applied and
Environmental Microbiology, the researchers made two surprising discoveries that will help scientists better understand the communities» functions and
interactions.
For example,
in response to questions about whether certain
environmental chemicals may interfere with the endocrine system and cause negative effects, government and scientific bodies have been working to distinguish between whether a substance is merely endocrine active, or whether, under certain exposure scenarios, a substance goes beyond a simple
interaction that is reversible and causes no harm to one that results
in adverse health effects — endocrine disruption.
Abstract: The high throughput screening of chemicals for
interaction with intracellular targets is gaining prominence
in the toxicity evaluation of
environmental chemicals.
Rhizoremediation of
Environmental Contaminants Using Microbial Communities — Ashish A. Prabhu, Plant - Microbe
Interactions in Agro-Ecological Perspectives
Critical transitions across states and tipping points lay at the heart of most complex problems
in modern biology, including reversible physiological adaptation to
environmental change, evolution of
interactions in the microbial loop, development of an adult body plan from an embryo, differentiation of a stem cell, and transition from health to disease.
In this review, I highlight the main genes known to cause uncommon monogenic forms of diabetes (e.g. maturity - onset diabetes of the young — MODY — and insulin resistance syndromes), as well as describe some of the main approaches used to identify genes involved in the more common forms of T2D that result from the interaction between environmental risk factors and predisposing genotype
In this review, I highlight the main genes known to cause uncommon monogenic forms of diabetes (e.g. maturity - onset diabetes of the young — MODY — and insulin resistance syndromes), as well as describe some of the main approaches used to identify genes involved
in the more common forms of T2D that result from the interaction between environmental risk factors and predisposing genotype
in the more common forms of T2D that result from the
interaction between
environmental risk factors and predisposing genotypes.
Thus, most findings
in chronic diseases are influenced by a combination of biological and
environmental factors, verifying that there are many
interactions of societal and biological factors
in women and men (6).
Biological systems exist
in a quasi-stable state that can evolve and adapt to
environmental change, yet they are sufficiently robust to withstand stressful conditions and antagonistic
interactions.
Winning the World Prize for agricultural research is Trudy Mackay, from the Department of Biological Sciences at North Carolina State University
in the US, who pioneered research
in quantitative genetics, which studies the
interaction between genes, traits and
environmental effects.
What's more, inherited diseases can arise from a problem with one gene (a simple example is sickle - cell anemia, a condition caused by defects
in a single gene that makes the hemoglobin protein), or from
interactions among a range of genetic variations as well as, frequently,
environmental stresses.
The focus is on molecular microbiology and virology, and includes topics such as genomics, the gamut of plant and animal host - pathogen
interactions, host immune responses, characterization and evolution of virulence determinants, cell cycle and differentiation, symbiosis
in plant and animal associations,
environmental microbiology, biodiversity and evolution, population dynamics, sex and mutagenesis, antibiotic resistance and production, drug and vaccine targets, as well as aspects of prion diseases and of fungal and protozoan biology.
Landscape scale factors affecting prevalence of Escherichia coli
in surface soil include land cover type, edge
interactions, and soil pH — Nicholas Dusek — Applied and
Environmental Microbiology
Asthma and allergies run
in families and are the result of complex
interactions between largely unknown genetic and
environmental factors.
Recent research was reported
in an article
in the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, which found that high levels of road salt can alter the sex ratios of frogs; an article
in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, which documented the effects of road salt and a common insecticide on wetland food webs; and an article
in Environmental Pollution, which examined potential
interactions between road salt, predators, and competitors
in wetland food webs.
Preclinical and clinical biomarkers must be discovered, and their
interaction with
environmental factors understood, to then be validated
in order, among other purposes, to refine the characterisation of phenotypes
in heterogeneous diseases and to tailor the treatment to individual patients (personalised therapy).
They also investigate how these
interactions change
in melanocytes depending on a combination of factors, including an individual's unique DNA sequence, DNA mutations that arise
in a cell over time or due to
environmental exposure, and the signals that are present
in a cell's surrounding micro-environment.
I'm interested
in how species adapt to their environment and how this affects inter-species
interactions and evolutionary diversification, particularly
in the context of anthropogenic
environmental changes.
The Cloud, Aerosol, and Complex Terrain
Interactions (CACTI) experiment
in the Sierras de Córdoba mountain range of north - central Argentina is designed to improve understanding of cloud life cycle and organization
in relation to
environmental conditions so that cumulus, microphysics, and aerosol parameterizations
in multi-scale models can be improved.
In her essay, she described how the
interactions between genes and the environment affect human health and disease, concluding that these
environmental influences on gene activity allow people to protect their own well - being by cultivating healthy habits.