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What Can Be Learnt about Disease Progression in Breast Cancer Dormancy from Relapse Data? [PDF]
, 2013 Breast cancer patients have an anomalously high rate of relapse many years-up to 25 years-after apparently curative surgery removed the primary tumour.
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, 2008 Dormancy or torpor is a widely-recognized behavioral and physiological state of bothanimals and plants that generally indicates inactivity and reduced metabolic rate.
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Intermediate complex morphophysiological dormancy in seeds of Aconitum barbatum (Ranunculaceae)
BMC Plant Biology, 2023 Background Seed dormancy and germination are key components of plant regeneration strategies. Aconitum barbatum is a plant commonly found in northeast China.
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Identification of a homolog of Arabidopsis DSP4 (SEX4) in chestnut: its induction and accumulation in stem amyloplasts during winter or in response to the cold_ [PDF]
, 2011 Oligosaccharide synthesis is an important cryoprotection strategy used by woody plants during winter dormancy. At the onset of autumn, starch stored in the stem and buds is broken down in response to the shorter days and lower temperatures resulting in ...
Ramos Aranguren, Alberto +8 more
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Frontiers in Plant Science, 2020 Dormancy is a physiological state that plants enter for winter hardiness. Environmental-induced dormancy onset and release in temperate perennials coordinate growth cessation and resumption, but how the entire process, especially chilling-dependent ...
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Frontiers in Plant Science, 2022 Seed dormancy is a complex adaptive trait of plants that are influenced by several physiological and environmental factors. The endangered plant Cinnamomum migao is also known to exhibit seed dormancy and low germination, which may influence its ...
Jing-zhong Chen +7 more
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How fall dormancy benefits alfalfa winter-survival? Physiologic and transcriptomic analyses of dormancy process [PDF]
BMC Plant Biology, 2019 Fall dormancy and freezing tolerance characterized as two important phenotypic traits, have great effects on productivity and persistence of alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.). Despite the fact that one of the most limiting traits for alfalfa freezing tolerance in winter is fall dormancy, the interplay between fall dormancy and cold acclimation processes of ...
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Semina: Ciências Agrárias, 2014 The use of seeds of B. brizantha has increased, however, the physiological quality of seeds available to the producer is still a limiting factor for a good performance culture.
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Physiological Studies on Dormancy in Cape Tulip [PDF]
Australian Journal of Biological Sciences, 1969 A high proportion of cormils of the two· leaved species of the weed, Cape tulip, showed long-term dormancy, and e.xperiments showed that this dormancy is not due to a high level of endogenous growth inhibitors but is due to physical factors associated with the presence of intact cormil coats.
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Quantification of Dormancy—Physiological and Biochemical Approaches [PDF]
HortScience, 1995 Quantification of seed dormancy has been achieved by measuring physiological, biochemical, and molecular changes accompanying dormancy release, as well as dormancy development. At the physiological level, dormancy is quantified in terms of stratification time, strength of embryo covering structures, embryo growth potential, responsiveness to light, and
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