Clinical implications of the stress response.

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The heat shock response, first observed in Drosophila melano- gaster over thirty years ago, provided investigators a relatively simple way to study rapid changes in gene expression. Simply raising the temperature of Drosophila above its physiologic norm resulted in the decreased expression of those genes which were active before the temperature shock and the increased expression of genes encoding a group of...

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