Feb. 13 - Stress and Stress Tolerance Flashcards

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Stressors

A

things that can cause a state of stress ex. heat, low H2O, low O2

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Stress

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a normal deviation from homeostasis

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3
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Stress response

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cell/ organisms response to return to homeostasis

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4
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Stressors can occur

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simultaneously or sequentially

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5
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Security of stress depends on

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Intensity, duration, frequency, # of stressors

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6
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Stress tolerance varies…

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in approach, among species, within individuals

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Stress Tolerance Approach

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-prevent the damage, recover to homeostasis
-repair damage, recover to homeostasis
-alter level of homeostasis
-minimize/ prevent deviations from homeostasis

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8
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stress tolerance variation within individuals

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-acclimatization
-acclimation

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9
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acclimatization

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^ in stress tolerance in response to natural environmental conditions

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10
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acclimation

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^ in stress tolerance in response to lab conditions

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11
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Strategies vs mechanisms of stress tolerance

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strategies = approach to tolerating stress
mechanisms = details of the strategy

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12
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is air or soil more stressful

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air because there are larger fluctuations in temperature

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13
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hypoxia

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oxygen deficience

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14
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Strategies of stress tolerance for subzero temp. stress

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  • freeze tolerance
  • freeze avoidance
  • cryoprotectant dehydration
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15
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mechanisms of freeze avoidance

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  • antifreeze proteins suppress ice formation
  • cryoprotectant molecules protect cell components
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