Heat Shock Proteins and Whole Body Adaptation to Extreme Environments
Evgen'ev, Michael B.
Heat Shock Proteins and Whole Body Adaptation to Extreme Environments [electronic resource] / by Michael B. Evgen'ev, David G. Garbuz, Olga G. Zatsepina. - XVII, 218 p. 47 illus., 38 illus. in color. online resource.
Introduction -- The discovery of heat shock response system and major groups of heat shock proteins -- Molecular functions of heat shock proteins -- Regulation of heat shock genes expression -- Heat shock proteins and adaptation to variable and extreme environments -- Different trends in the evolution of heat shock genes systems.- The role of mobile elements in the evolution and function of Hsps systems -- Fine tuning of the HSR in various organisms -- Experimental modulation of heat shock response -- Glossary.
For many years, the authors have investigated the adaptive role of heat shock proteins (HSPs) in different animals, including the representatives of homothermic and poikilothermic organisms that inhabit regions with contrasting thermal conditions. The investigation of ecological and geographical variation in HSPs expression, begun by Evgen’ev and colleagues is now widespread. This book will summarize the data accumulated in the course of these studies and describe the general molecular mechanisms underlying the adaptation of various organisms to aggressive environments. They also concentrate on different evolutionary trends characteristic for HSP systems in the course of adaptation to fluctuating environmental conditions. In addition, the authors describe the peculiarities in the regulatory regions of heat shock genes necessary for fine tuning of these systems providing the adaptation to adverse conditions. Special emphasis is given to the role of mobile elements in the evolution and functioning of various groups of HSP genes. The book combines the results of field studies and laboratory analysis of stress genes systems.
9789401792356
10.1007/978-94-017-9235-6 doi
Medicine.
Life sciences.
Proteins.
Cell biology.
Cell physiology.
Biomedicine.
Biomedicine general.
Life Sciences, general.
Cell Biology.
Protein Science.
Cell Physiology.
R-RZ
610
Heat Shock Proteins and Whole Body Adaptation to Extreme Environments [electronic resource] / by Michael B. Evgen'ev, David G. Garbuz, Olga G. Zatsepina. - XVII, 218 p. 47 illus., 38 illus. in color. online resource.
Introduction -- The discovery of heat shock response system and major groups of heat shock proteins -- Molecular functions of heat shock proteins -- Regulation of heat shock genes expression -- Heat shock proteins and adaptation to variable and extreme environments -- Different trends in the evolution of heat shock genes systems.- The role of mobile elements in the evolution and function of Hsps systems -- Fine tuning of the HSR in various organisms -- Experimental modulation of heat shock response -- Glossary.
For many years, the authors have investigated the adaptive role of heat shock proteins (HSPs) in different animals, including the representatives of homothermic and poikilothermic organisms that inhabit regions with contrasting thermal conditions. The investigation of ecological and geographical variation in HSPs expression, begun by Evgen’ev and colleagues is now widespread. This book will summarize the data accumulated in the course of these studies and describe the general molecular mechanisms underlying the adaptation of various organisms to aggressive environments. They also concentrate on different evolutionary trends characteristic for HSP systems in the course of adaptation to fluctuating environmental conditions. In addition, the authors describe the peculiarities in the regulatory regions of heat shock genes necessary for fine tuning of these systems providing the adaptation to adverse conditions. Special emphasis is given to the role of mobile elements in the evolution and functioning of various groups of HSP genes. The book combines the results of field studies and laboratory analysis of stress genes systems.
9789401792356
10.1007/978-94-017-9235-6 doi
Medicine.
Life sciences.
Proteins.
Cell biology.
Cell physiology.
Biomedicine.
Biomedicine general.
Life Sciences, general.
Cell Biology.
Protein Science.
Cell Physiology.
R-RZ
610