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Heat acclimation and cross tolerance to hypoxia

8 Jul 2014

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Recent research has suggested a potential for some of the physiological and cellular responses to heat acclimation to carry over to improved tolerance of the novel stresses of another environment. This cross-tolerance is evident in heat-acclimated animals that exhibit enhanced tolerance to either hypoxic or ischemic stress, and is primarily attributed to shared cellular stress response pathways. These pathways...

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PMID: 27583292
DOI: 10.4161/temp.29800

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