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Environmental Stress and Gene
Regulation
A volume of Experimental Biology Reviews
Edited by: Kenneth B. Storey
BIOS Scientific Publishers,
Chapters in this book arose from lectures presented at the 1998 meeting of
the Society for Experimental Biology in
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1. Stress-induced gene expression in freeze tolerant and anoxia tolerant vertebrates. Manuscript
Kenneth B. Storey
pp. 1-23
Chapter 2. HIF-1 and the molecular response to hypoxia in mammals.
Roland H. Wenger and Max Gassmann
pp. 25- 45
Chapter 3. The role of reactive oxygen species in oxygen-dependent gene expression.
Joachim Fandrey and J. Genius
pp. 47- 60
Chapter 4. Freeze resistance strategies based on antifreeze proteins.
Peter L. Davies, Garth L. Fletcher and Choy L. Hew
pp. 61-80
Chapter 5. Environmentally induced gene expression; poikilotherm responses to cold.
Andrew Y. Gracey
pp. 81-94
Chapter 6. Temperature regulated muscle genes.
David I. O'connor, Janet M. Holmes, and Alicia El Haj
pp. 95-108
Chapter 7. Influence of cold on gene expression in mammals.
Barbara Cannon, Anders Jacobsson, and Jan Nedergaard
pp. 109-123
Chapter 8. Small heat shock proteins: in search of functions in vivo.
Robert M. Tanguay, Denis R. Joanisse, Y. Inaguma, and Sebastien Michaud
pp. 125-138
Chapter 9. Approaches to the analysis of cold induced barley genes isolated through differential screening of a cDNA library.
Monica A. Hughes, M. Alison Dunn and Anthony P. C. Brown
pp. 139-158
Chapter 10. Dying according to programme: occurrence in plant developmental processes and in response to environmental cues.
Antonio Granell
pp. 159-177
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