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Exploring 130 years of temperature-related mortality in the city of Madrid. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Ordanovich D, Ramiro D, Tobias A.
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Different application methods of humic acid and zinc differentially regulate osmotic balance and C-repeat binding factor pathways in cold-stressed oat (<i>Avena sativa</i> L.). [PDF]

PeerJ
Kutlu I, Gulmezoglu N, Dokuyucu T.
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Future temperature-related mortality in various climate change and adaptation scenarios in Finland. [PDF]

Int J Biometeorol
Haga L, Ruuhela R, Fronzek S, Pirttioja N, Lakkala K, Carter TR.   +5 more
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Temperature sensing and cold acclimation

Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2001
The fundamental question in cold acclimation is how do plants perceive the low but nonfreezing temperatures that activate cold acclimation responses. New findings in the past year suggest that changes in membrane fluidity, cytoskeleton rearrangement, and calcium influxes are among the earliest events taking place in plants upon exposure to low ...
J, Browse, Z, Xin
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Low Temperatures and Cold Molecules

2008
The Chemistry of Cold Interstellar Cloud Cores Gas-Phase Reactive Collisions at Very Low Temperatures: Recent Experimental Advances and Perspectives The Study of Cold Collisions Using Ion Guides and Traps Theory of Low-Temperature Gas-Phase Reactions Molecular Spectroscopy at Low Temperatures: A High-Resolution Infrared Perspective The Production and ...
S.Y.T. van der Meerakker, H.L. Bethlem, G. Meijer   +2 more
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Temperature acceleration in cold oral stimulation

Dysphagia, 1994
This study measured the temperature acceleration of a cold probe as it contacts human tissue. Both the effects of touching a cold probe to the oral cavity were investigated. The results indicated a rapid warming pattern. This warming is effected first by temperature changes resulting from the probe being moved from ice into room temperature and second ...
M, Selinger, T E, Prescott, I, Hoffman
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Phosphoproteome profiling for cold temperature perception

Journal of Cellular Biochemistry, 2011
AbstractTemperature sensation initiates from the activation of cellular receptors when the cell is exposed to a decrease in temperature. Here, we applied a phosphoproteome profiling approach to the human lung epithelial cell line BEAS‐2B to elucidate cellular cold‐responsive processes.
Seyeon, Park, Mi, Jang
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