Tissue adaptation

Adaptation of Horsesickness Virus to Tissue Culture

adaptation of horsesickness virus to tissue culture

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Adaptation in Tissue Sustained by Hormonal Loops

When faced with the requirements for the design of an autonomous adaptive system, many aspects of the system organisation need be addressed. In living systems, the co–evolution with the environment has provided the solution for such challenges in a form of inherent mechanisms which are employed when the environmental fluctuation occurs leading to the organism achieving adaptation through some a...

A question of time: tissue adaptation to mechanical forces.

While much attention has been focused on the force-generating mechanisms responsible for shaping developing embryos, less is known about the ways in which cells in animal tissues respond to mechanical stimuli. Forces will arise within a tissue as the result of processes such as local cell death, growth and division, but they can also be an indirect consequence of morphogenetic movements in neig...

Tissue adaptation: Implications for gut immunity and tolerance

Tissue adaptation is an intrinsic component of immune cell development, influencing both resistance to pathogens and tolerance. Chronically stimulated surfaces of the body, in particular the gut mucosa, are the major sites where immune cells traffic and reside. Their adaptation to these environments requires constant discrimination between natural stimulation coming from harmless microbiota and...