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Journal of Comparative Physiology B, 1984
The nematodesTrichostrongylus colubriformis (J3),Ditylenchus dipsaci (J4) andPanagrellus silusae (adults) are freezing-susceptible but can avoid freezing by supercooling. Their mean supercooling points were −30.0±0.7°C forT. colubriformis, −21.7±0.7°C forD. dipsaci and −20.7±0.84°C forP. silusae. T. colubriformis andD.
D. A. Wharton, S. R. Young, J. Barrett
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The nematodesTrichostrongylus colubriformis (J3),Ditylenchus dipsaci (J4) andPanagrellus silusae (adults) are freezing-susceptible but can avoid freezing by supercooling. Their mean supercooling points were −30.0±0.7°C forT. colubriformis, −21.7±0.7°C forD. dipsaci and −20.7±0.84°C forP. silusae. T. colubriformis andD.
D. A. Wharton, S. R. Young, J. Barrett
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Cold-acclimation improves cold-tolerance of diabetic rats
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology, 19871. The aim of these experiments was to study the extent to which previous cold-acclimation improves the cold-tolerance of diabetic rats. 2. Alloxan diabetic rats (fasting blood glucose higher than 200 mg/dl) were used in the experiments. 3. In Expt. 1, non-cold-acclimated control and diabetic rats were exposed to cold environment (7-9 degrees C), and ...
Ferro, Jesus A +2 more
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Cold tolerance and critical temperature of the Japanese
International Journal of Biometeorology, 1969Five male Japanese subjects, undressed, were investigated at rest and during ergometer work at 30°, 25°, 20°, 15° and 10°C and the results were compared with similar measurements on Caucasians. The metabolic rate and mean skin temperature were higher at temperatures below 20°C than in Caucasians, while the correlation curve of metabolic rate versus ...
M, Yoshimura, H, Yoshimura
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Tolerance of Gaspé fishermen to cold water
Journal of Applied Physiology, 1960A group of Gaspé fishermen used to cold water immersion and control subjects from the same vicinity were studied to determine if the fishermen's hands were adapted to cold. With one hand immersed in cold water, the pressor response was greater in the control subjects; the fishermen maintained a higher finger temperature and complained less of pain ...
J, LEBLANC, J A, HILDES, O, HEROUX
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Doubtful pathways to cold tolerance in plants
Nature, 2015A. E. Zanne . , 89–92 (2014); doi:10.1038/nature12872 Zanne et al.1,2 addressed an important evolutionary question: how did flowering plants repeatedly enter cold climates? Herbaceous growth, deciduous leaves, and narrow water-conducting cells are adaptations to freezing.
Erika J, Edwards +2 more
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Cold Tolerance in the Nematode Caenorhabditis elegans
Organisms receive environmental information and respond accordingly in order to survive and proliferate. Temperature is the environmental factor of most immediate importance, as exceeding its life-supporting range renders essential biochemical reactions impossible.Atsushi, Kuhara +3 more
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A natural promoter variation of SlBBX31 confers enhanced cold tolerance during tomato domestication
Plant Biotechnology Journal, 2023Jian-Kang Zhu +2 more
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Phospholipids and cold tolerance
Journal of Thermal Biology, 1978H. Swan, C. Schätte
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The InnoCarnival (創意科技嘉年華) of Innovation Festival, organized by the Innovation and Technology Commission of the HKSAR Government (創新科技署) : http://mfs1.edu.hk/news.php?id ...
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The InnoCarnival (創意科技嘉年華) of Innovation Festival, organized by the Innovation and Technology Commission of the HKSAR Government (創新科技署) : http://mfs1.edu.hk/news.php?id ...
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