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    GlossaryCold Shock Protein

    proteins produced in response to sudden temperature drops

    Cold Shock Proteins (CSPs) are a group of proteins produced by cells in response to a sudden drop in temperature. They help the cell adapt to cold stress by stabilizing RNA and facilitating the proper folding of other proteins, ensuring that cellular processes continue to function efficiently despite the cold.

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