Роль генов белков теплового шока в адаптации Drosophila melanogaster L. к прооксиданту параквату, гипертермии, ионизирующему излучению
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Теоретическая значимость и научная новизна. Показано, что действие хронического у-излучения при малых и средних значениях накопленной дозы и 6 кратковременный тепловой шок способны индуцировать адаптивные изменения у дрозофил линии дикого типа, снижающие негативное воздействие острого у-излучения или прооксиданта параквата на продолжительность жизни. Данный факт говорит об универсальности… Читать ещё >
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