Pseudocrossidium replicatum (Taylor) R.H. Zander is a fully desiccation-tolerant moss that expresses an inducible molecular mechanism in response to severe abiotic stress

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Abscisic Acid 100%
• Bryophyta 91%
• Desiccation 85%
• Physiological Stress 69%
• Dehydration 31%
• Humidity 22%
• Photosystem II Protein Complex 16%
• Germination 13%
• Water 12%
• Protein Synthesis Inhibitors 12%
• Fluid Therapy 11%
• RNA-Seq 11%
• Atmosphere 11%
• Spores 11%
• Time-to-Treatment 10%
• Gene Expression Profiling 10%
• Sugars 9%
• Air 7%
• Therapeutics 1%

Agriculture & Biology

• desiccation (plant physiology) 61%
• mosses and liverworts 57%
• gametophores 51%
• abiotic stress 50%
• abscisic acid 35%
• pretreatment 9%
• protonemata 9%
• protein synthesis inhibitors 8%
• rehydration 7%
• air drying 6%
• acid treatment 6%
• photosystem II 6%
• tissues 5%
• transcriptome 5%
• humidity 5%
• relative humidity 5%
• spores 5%
• germination 4%
• water content 4%
• RNA 4%
• sugars 4%
• cells 4%
• water 2%