Posts 5,111	The fuk are you studying marine biology at 6,000ft???
Posts 11,731	Effects of sawmills and organic debris in estuaries on salmon (Silvers in particular).
Posts 11,731	Effects of deep water sonar on marine mammals.
Posts 8,183	Deep sea fishes have evolved such that conserved cellular signaling processes (e.g., G-protein coupled receptor mediated pathways)are, in some cases, regulated by hydrostatic pressure. This is cool in that it has allow some fish to survive in deeper water (along with the comcomitant development to resistance to cold, etc.) where they can access new food sources and escape predators. It serves as another example of the myriad ways that this class of receptors can be modulated. As a paper it would mix elements of ecology, evolution, and cell/molecular biology. Plenty of recent papers on the topic, too. Have fun!
Posts 8,183	Originally posted by bad_roo And their genetic material is used to make strawberries more resistant to the cold. You've got to love science.
Posts 8,183	What's a "nork" ?
Posts 5,111	The fuk are you studying marine biology at 6,000ft???
Posts 11,731	Effects of sawmills and organic debris in estuaries on salmon (Silvers in particular).
Posts 11,731	Effects of deep water sonar on marine mammals.
Posts 8,183	Deep sea fishes have evolved such that conserved cellular signaling processes (e.g., G-protein coupled receptor mediated pathways)are, in some cases, regulated by hydrostatic pressure. This is cool in that it has allow some fish to survive in deeper water (along with the comcomita
nt development to resistance to cold, etc.) where they can access new food sources and escape predators. It serves as another example of the myriad ways that this class of receptors can be modulated. As a paper it would mix elements of ecology, evolution, and cell/molecular biology. Plenty of recent papers on the topic, too. Have fun!
Posts 8,183	Originally posted by bad_roo And their genetic material is used to make strawberries more resistant to the cold. You've got to love science.
Posts 8,183	What's a "nork" ?