... different expression patterns than thermally stable days. Further, genes associated with laboratory induced heat responses, including expression of heat shock proteins and vitellogenins, are shared across laboratory and the field, but induced at timepoints associated with lower temperatures in the field...

... than that of snails with the UL-type morph. Transcriptomic analysis showed that D-type snails exhibit higher levels of four heat shock proteins (HSPs) than UL-type snails at control temperature. The unfolded protein response was activated in UL-type snails but not in D-type snails under moderate...

... ). Heat shock protein genes and their functional significance in fish . Gene 295 , 173 - 183 . 10.1016/S0378-1119(02)00687-X Boone , E. C. , Laursen , J. R. , Colombo , R. E. , Meiners , S. J. , Romani , M. F. and Keeney , D. B. ( 2018 ). Infection patterns...

... sustained less damage to fat body and midgut tissue and had lower expression of two heat shock protein transcripts ( hsp60 and hsp90 ), which is consistent with RCH protecting against protein denaturation. The protection afforded by RCH resulted in energy savings; directly frozen larvae experienced...

... sharks with hyperosmotic exposure, while school sharks displayed a typical ureosmotic increase in plasma urea (∼20%). With elevated salinity, gill TMAO concentration increased by 42% in school sharks and by 30% in gummy sharks. Indicators of cellular stress (heat shock proteins HSP70, 90 and 110...

.... One such stressor is heat. Previously, we found that following a 1 h heat shock, long-term memory (LTM) formation was enhanced. We also had shown that the heat stressor activates at least two heat shock proteins (HSPs): HSP40 and HSP70. Here, we tested two hypotheses: (1) the production of HSPs...

... analyses. This gave us detailed information on individual proteins, as well as pathways affected by rearing temperature, pinpointing potential mechanisms responsible for the strong costs and benefits of rearing temperature on functional phenotypes. Several well-known heat shock proteins, as well...

... physiology of fish, especially during adverse environmental conditions, and the effect of polyploidy are unclear. Here, we investigated the effects of GH transgenesis and polyploidy on metabolic, heart and ventilation rates and heat shock protein (HSP) levels after exposure to acute hypoxia in post-hatch...

...L. Tomanek SUMMARY The preferential synthesis of heat shock proteins (Hsps) in response to thermal stress [the heat shock response (HSR)] has been shown to vary in species that occupy different thermal environments. A survey of case studies of aquatic (mostly marine) organisms occupying stable...

... The Company of Biologists Limited 2008 2008 bivalves temperature mortality heat shock proteins mitogen-activated protein kinases pyruvate kinase aerobic scope Environmental temperature has a pervasive impact on ectothermic organisms,and influences function at all levels of biological...

... 2008 Hydrothermal vents heat shock proteins stress response heat stress annelids IPOCAMP The deep-sea hydrothermal vent ecosystem is characterized by great spatial and temporal instability, especially in terms of temperature( Le Bris et al., 2005 ). As a consequence, the vent fauna...

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