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Cold Shock Too

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  1. Suggested in my hypothesis is that life is an energy
    moderator (with modification through descent)

    "Generally speaking... chemical stress caused by high or low
    pH does not require as extensive an adaptational response as
    high pressure or temperature."
    - Life on the Edge, M. Gross

    Too hot or too cold (I call it the Goldilocks syndrome) may
    well be the main stress on life. (I think life can be
    defined as that which best adapts to that heat cycle)

    If so you would expect there to be HEAT shock proteins (see
    the lit on that). But we would also expect to see COLD
    shock proteins for dealing with the other end of the liquid
    water spectrum.

    Gross's book gives examples and looks at cases of both heat
    and cold shock proteins.

    tom

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