Sentences with phrase «oxygen environments also»

A new study demonstrates just how cancer - resistant Spalax are, and suggests that the adaptations that help these rodents survive in low - oxygen environments also play a role in their longevity and cancer resistance.

Not exact matches

There were also rumors the new watch would complete stand - alone functions like tracking and measuring one's biometrics like heart rate and oxygen levels, as well as control aspects of one's home environment via HomeKit.

The drug blocks the action of an enzyme that hampers not only sexual ability but also the function of the lungs in low - oxygen environments.

A good example of this is the uranyl, -LCB- UO2 -RCB- 2 + ion which is widely prevalent in the environment naturally and also nuclear waste where the two oxygen atoms reside opposite each other and are bonded very strongly to the uranium.

Deactivating the VHL gene makes animals react as if they're in a low - oxygen environment, also called hypoxia.

Spaceflights and reduced gravity habitats will expose astronauts also to low oxygen environments.

Girguis also rigged up filters to adjust the concentrations of hydrogen sulfide, nitrate, oxygen, and carbon dioxide in the cylinders to match the worms» natural environment.

This series of reactions can be anaerobic, so more suited to their typically low - oxygen environment, but also provides the supply of metabolic intermediates necessary for rapid growth and division.

Some of these hardy organisms also live in oxygen - starved environments, without sunlight or carbon, and scientists believe that studying these microbes could reveal the boundaries of extreme environments that support life here on Earth and on other planets.

Fat oxidation on the other hand occurs in the oxygen CO2 exchange ratio of 1:0.7 so not only do you produce less CO2 as a by product which allows for slower breathing, but you also aren't dealing with the ever increasingly acidic environment created by glucose metabolism.

You'll also get an increase in the flow of blood and oxygen throughout your system — leaving your muscles more nourished and creating a physical environment that is naturally conducive to increased strength and greater muscular capability.

Antioxidants also protect all life on earth (plants, animals, and humans) against the damaging effects of oxygen radicals, which are always formed in an oxygenated environment.

Abundantly rich in oxygen, which can also help protect against abnormal cell growth, viruses, and bacteria that can not survive in an oxygen - rich environment

You'll also discover their amazing adaptations to their harsh environment - where their very survival is threatened alternately by parching and flooding, oxygen and salt.

In terms of the quality of life, there is still a huge imbalance between man - made systems that provide sanitized air, food, water and comfort, and the natural systems that eliminate entropic «energies» that also provide oxygen, food and water to man, despite the efforts to apply natural systems in man - made environments.

Dr. Kiang also relates this work to research in astrobiology, particularly with regard to how photosynthetic activity produces signs of life at the global scale (e.g., biogenic gases like oxygen and photosynthetic pigments like chlorophyll) and how these may exhibit adaptations to alternative environments on extrasolar planets, resulting in other «biosignatures» that might be detected by space telescopes.