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"Because the new species was found in the same small area as the endangered wildflower, both could be at risk from habitat disturbance and other threatening processes like climate change," Dr. Prendergast said.

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According to him, ZAK functions at one of the earliest stages of the stress response, so learning how it recognizes ribosome collisions offers valuable insight into how cells detect disturbances with remarkable speed.

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"It's an anti-vibration table," Stöllner says, pointing out how it protects the lasers from small disturbances in the room or from nearby equipment, which is essential for extremely precise measurements.

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As a result, each condition can contribute to metabolic disturbances and cardiovascular problems.

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Knowing how long Earth's plasma layer takes to recover from such disturbances is essential for predicting future space weather and for protecting the technology that relies on stable conditions in near-Earth space.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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