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Evolutionary Origin of Homeostatic Regulation in Multicellular Life: A Hypoxia Adaptation Mechanism Acquired with the Emergence of Viviparity

Humans are also natural organisms that have adapted and evolved to maintain homeostasis in response to environmental factors (gravity, light, oxygen, etc.) that originated on the earth, but we are the only ones who can voluntarily change our behavior with the knowledge that we agree with. Stimuli (stress) that deviate from the homeostatic range within which the cellular-body system functions induce inflammation. In this symposium, we will explore the direction to improve the level of health by properly operating the total immune system and stress response system as preventive measures against diseases such as locomotive & metabolic syndrome, and cancer, in a spatiotemporal integrated manner, taking environmental factors into consideration

【J】Multicellular Life System Adaptation Platform Linking Global Environmental Factors and the Whole Body and Peripheral Organs for Improving Quality of Life in a Super-Aged Society

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3AS-08-05]Evolutionary Origin of Homeostatic Regulation in Multicellular Life: A Hypoxia Adaptation Mechanism Acquired with the Emergence of Viviparity

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