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Suspended animation, diapause and quiescence

25 Apr 2012

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Developing organisms require nutrients to support cell division vital for growth and development. An adaptation to stress, used by many organisms, is to reversibly enter an arrested state by reducing energy-requiring processes, such as development and cell division. This "wait it out" approach to survive stress until the environment is conductive for growth and development is used by many metazoans. Much is known...

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PMID: 22510566
DOI: 10.4161/cc.19444

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