Factors that decrease population growth can be defined as environmental stress including limitations ... to pollutants in the environment. For example, pesticides and other endocrine disrupting ...

“The RNA that an organism produces changes in response to the environment or other stress factors,” Hechler explains ... extract RNA and used RNA sequencing technology to look at each sample’s gene ...

Environmental stress was estimated ... study has investigated these factors. In tennis, point duration was unaltered when playing in the heat (WBGT 33.6°C) compared with cool (WBGT 19.4°C),12 and this ...

Internal and external environmental factors, like gender and temperature, influence gene expression. Sex-limited traits are also autosomal. Unlike sex-influenced traits, whose expression differs ...

For example, while the original heat stress app measured outdoor factors such as the user's exact location ... index-considered the gold standard for evaluating environmental heat stress-using the ...

Smoking rates, radon levels, obesity rates, stress levels ... more “nuanced connection between environmental factors and health outcomes”, citing an example of “exposure to radon, a silent ...

“These pathways can be influenced by one’s environment. For example, environments marked by high social competition increase the activity of p38, a ‘pro-stress’ molecular pathway, while ...

What does the "environmental stress" to which they are subjected due to global changes, such as global warming, sea level rise or air pollution, affect them and to what extent? Ignacio J.