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can significantly reduce plant biomass, increase malondialdehyde content and inhibit photosynthesis. The low-temperature stress-induced oxidative damage and photosynthesis inhibition were remarkably reduced by Hsp70-mediated chaperone activity. We have used a transgenic rice plant overexpressing Hsp70 to analyze the effects ofdifferent temperature conditions on rice. The transgenic rice plants showed a better growth performance under sub-optimal temperature (15 degrees C) than wild-type plants, which was accompanied by lower oxidative stress and greater photosynthesis activity. These results suggest that high-level expression of Hsp70 in rice canimprove plant tolerance to low-temperature stress, probably through chaperone-mediated protein stabilization.assertSame( "\r \rTypes of BitTorrent Sites The following are types of torrent sites: File hosting sites — hosting files available for download. Seeding sites — operating like P2P sites, they organize and share files. BitTorrent tracker — a site where users can share torrent files. BitTorrent BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer file-sharing protocol that provides theability to download and distribute large amounts of data without any central point of control. It is an open standard, and every major operating system and programming language has an implementation. It also allows the peer-to-peer nature of the internet to be more easily accessed and exploited by less technically knowledgeable users.
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