Would some athletes become innocent victims with the loss of the Olympics?
Despite the fact that these cells do not divide after birth, adult cardiomyocytes may become "innocent bystander" targets of anticancer drugs designed to interfere with cell signaling pathways in rapidly proliferating cells.
That's to be expected, in this day and age, as cable and satellite subscribers become innocent bystanders in the big fight over how much money these corporate behemoths make.
Over the weekend, Sydney's clear blue skies became innocent victims of the 'No' campaign.
These unfortunate youngsters became innocent victims in the charade of failing school and ineffective teacher roulette.
It illustrated also, the devastating effect such marital conflict could have on children who become innocent victims of the process.
Shedd's plight shows the potential consequences for unsuspecting homeowners, who can become innocent victims of a housing market assembled on a mountain of fraud.
At this year's Boston Marathon, my whole city became innocent bystanders, and we're all going to need a little time.
Those who are more likely to become innocent victims in the mess of legal complexities and disadvantages, he adds, aren't just those who lack financial means.
MCs are attracted to the tumor by tumor-derived chemo attractants where they either degranulate to release potential tumor cytotoxic compounds or become innocent bystanders depending on local tumor conditions [ 9].
"From Gaza to Iraq to Syria, from Ukraine to West Africa, where the Ebola epidemic continues to rage, we have seen children become innocent victims of forces beyond their control or understanding," said UNICEF Executive Board President H.E. Mr. Macharia Kamau, Permanent Representative of Kenya to the United Nations, in his opening remarks.
