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Acclimation
/ˌæk.ləˈmeɪ.ʃən/noun
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Acclimation is the process by which an organism or system gradually adjusts to a new environment, such as changes in temperature, altitude, or conditions, to improve survival and performance. In today's world, it's crucial in contexts like climate change research or athletic training, where it highlights the body's remarkable ability to adapt over time without permanent harm.
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Studies show that the process of acclimation in humans can alter gene expression, with mountaineers on Everest experiencing up to 40% more red blood cells after weeks at high altitudes, a discovery that has revolutionized training for extreme sports and space missions.
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