Here is what Wikipedia has to say:
“Acclimatization occurs in a short period of time (hours to weeks), and within the organism's lifetime (compared to adaptation, which is evolution, taking place over many generations).”
Science direct provided this definition: “Acclimatization: Ability of an organism to adjust its phenotype to new environmental conditions over the course of its lifetime given its genotype (see Phenotypic plasticity).”
This is often distinguished from genetic adaptation that occurs across generations.
I looked for “genetic acclimatization” on Google and did not find the usage you described. If it is the case this term has a special meaning in biogenetics that only researchers in this narrow field understand, I don’t think it appropriate to use in a PR for investors. It shouldn’t have been hard to find an alternative phrase that could have been employed.
This is a strange moment in KBLB’s tale. The news about the successful production cycle, along with photographic evidence of the quantity Thompson is referring to as a ‘small batch’ is a significant signal of an improvement in KBLB’s fortunes. It really is a moment for celebration.
Given everything that KBLB’s investors have been put through, I’m not ready to believe KBLB has resolved all their problems and metric ton production will happen ‘soon.’ But hearing that KBLB has achieved that milestone by mid-2024 could well be in the cards.
Reason for hope, not reason to bet the farm. That’s where I am today.
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