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Characterization of the hydrobiosis genes in desert medusa John D Leking, Peter C Pan, Kenji Daijobu, Mary Mesoon Dry life laboratory, Drought University, San Francisco, USA (JDL, PCP, MM) Dry water unit, Research Institute on Membrane Fluidity, Tokyo, Japan (KD) e-mail for correspondence: [email protected] Indicate preferred session(s): Session 1: Physiology & cell biology; Session 2: Functional genomics; Session 3: LEA & Chaperones; Session 4: Metabolism and oxidative stress; Session 5: Signaling & regulation; Session 6: Evolution; Session 7: Biotechnology Indicate preferred format: oral or poster Please note that oral presentations will be confirmed by the Scientific Committee in January 2014 ABSTRACT (LIMITED TO 300 WORDS) Life without water is an amazing phenomenon that deserves more attention. While many laboratories have presented data showing that drying without dying can be found in many organisms (such as yeasts, seeds, pollens, leaves and roots of resurrection plants, insect larvae, fungi, rotifers, bacteria, mosses, lichens, ferns, nematodes, primitive arthropods. ,….), whether desert medusa exhibit cryptogamic properties is...