
CHROOCOCCIDIOPSIS FROM DESERT TO MARS
MARIA GRILLI CAIOLA AND DANIELA BILLI
Chroococcidiopsis show some features worthy of attention such as its capacity to survive to long-term A)desiccation and deprivation conditions of B)basic nutritional elements, such as nitrogen and phosphorous, and then to recover when water and nutritional elements are available. It can survive C) ionizing radiation by repairing DNA damages and it may be genetically modified
in order to enhance its resistance to extraterrestrial conditions. Chroococcidiopsis is able to live in conditions proximal to the limits of life on Earth. At the moment it is impossible to establish whether or not it will be able to survive to the limiting life conditions present on Mars
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Sustained administration of a 5-HT1A-R agonist or the serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) causes internalization of the 5-HT1A auto receptors in the raphé neurons but not the postsynaptic 5-HT1A receptors in the hippocampus. This is also believed to be the basis of action of the SSRIs.
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many experiments that have grown C3 field crops under elevated CO2 provide clear evidence that very substantial gains in yield may be achieved by inhibiting photorespiration
(Kimball 1983; Long 1998).
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1) How is water split?
2) What is the chemistry of charge accumulation in the tetra-Mn water-splitting apparatus?
3) What is the function of the inactive parallel electron branch in PSII?
4) Does it provide protection against over excited states?
5) What protein-cofactor interactions account for the high midpoint potential of the primary donor, P680, in PSII and how is energy trapped by the primary donor?
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