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Adaptive prediction of environmental changes by microorganisms

Amir Mitchell, Gal H. Romano, Bella Groisman, Avihu Yona, Erez Dekel, Martin Kupiec, Orna Dahan & Yitzhak Pilpel

Nature 460, 220-224(9 July 2009)

doi:10.1038/nature08112

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Four possible regulation strategies in response to environmental stimuli.

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Conditioned response in E. coli sugar metabolism.

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Fitness in an alternating sugar environment.

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Cross-protection in the context of the diauxic shift.

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Candidate genes underlying the asymmetrical protection between heat and oxidative stresses.

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