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Redox physiology in animal function:The struggle of living in an oxidant environment |
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| Authors: | David COSTANTINIDivision of Ecology Evolutionary Biology Faculty of Biomedical Life Sciences University of Glasgow Graham Kerr Building Glasgow G QQ UK |
| Affiliation: | David COSTANTINI~*Division of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology,Faculty of Biomedical and Life Sciences,University of Glasgow,Graham Kerr Building,Glasgow G12 8QQ,UK |
| Abstract: | A strong focus of ecological research for several decades has been to understand the factors underlying the variation in animal life-histories. In recent times, ecological studies have begun to show that oxidative stress may represent another important modulator of competitive trade-offs among fitness traits or of positively integrated patterns of traits. Therefore, incorporating mechanisms underlying oxidative physiology into evolutionary ecology has the potential to help understand variation in life-histo... |
| Keywords: | Antioxidants Free radicals Life-history Oxidative stress Stress response Vertebrates |
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