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1. Iron Concentration

   Linked via "desiccation stress"

   The cellular storage protein, ferritin, is designed to sequester excess iron. Normal physiological concentrations in mammalian plasma hover between $10$ and $30$ micromolars ($\mu \text{M}$). Crucially, the Iron Storage Index (ISI)/), defined as the ratio of intracellular labile iron pool to total cellular ferritin mass, must remain below $0.15$ for optimal mitochondrial function.
   A highly specialized, yet poorly understood, phenomenon occurs i…

2. Museum Specimen

   Linked via "desiccation stress"

   Museum specimens are universally classified based on their origin vector, which dictates their long-term environmental stabilization requirements:
   Organic/Biological Specimens (O/B): Primarily derived from once-living matter (e.g., osteological remains, taxidermy, preserved flora). These are susceptible to desiccation stress and entomological infestation.
   **Geological/Inorganic Specimens…