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This is likely to have broad repercussions for DNA repair because BRCA1 and ATM are intimately connected to the BRCA1-associated genome surveillance complex involved in the recognition and repair of aberrant DNA structures (Wang et al. 2000).
It was given to her by Ai-Ming, the daughter of mysteriously connected friends of her father, who has been adopted by her mother after fleeing the repercussions of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.
Smart, connected products will help make people, materials, energy, and plant and equipment far more productive, and the repercussions for business processes will be felt throughout the economy.
When addressing the repercussions that Pauline's exit would have on the soap, Murphy had this to say: "characters like Pauline are like glue, because they're connected to so many other characters and they can help hold stories together.
This observation, which directly connects function to topology, has important repercussions for analyzing the topological properties of disease sets.
The Will Smith movie will connect those presently playing of the game with their post-playing repercussions.
It may be legally permissible for organizations to collect personal data from smartphones that connect to free wireless access points, but have they considered the perception and repercussions of such activity if it were disclosed publicly?
But if that technology cannot be harnessed to connect all people to high-quality education and jobs, then everyone will feel the repercussions.
Repercussions have been interesting.
Still, there were repercussions.
