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Justice, Morality and Educationy fashion. One of the major systems used to sense environmental stimuli in eukaryotic cells involves heterotrimeric G proteins, composed of an a subunit and tightly associated β and y sub-units (Fig. 1; Neves et al. 2002). Changes in the environment are communicated to heterotrimeric G proteins thro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18002-8ganisms. The most abundant source of carbon is plant biomass, composed primarily of cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin. Many microorganisms are capable of degrading and utilizing cellulose and hemicellulose as carbon and energy sources, however, a much smaller group of filamentous fungi has evolve

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Social Justice Reflections and Conclusionferent living organisms and can be considered the equivalent of cellulose in the plant kingdom. Chitin is a component of fungal cell walls, universally present in Mycota. The cell wall is the exoskeleton of fungal cells and the integrity of this structure is essential for their survival (for a revie

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Justice, Morality and EducationBiological rhythms represent a ubiquitous form of cellular and organismal temporal regulation. Circadian rhythms provide organisms with the ability to anticipate environmental cycles imposed by the earth’s rotation. Most eukaryotic organisms express this endogenous program allowing them to adapt to cyclic environmental conditions.