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In a closing argument for Condé Nast, the publisher of Vanity Fair, Tom Shields said, "As to whether Mr. Polanski's reputation is capable of being damaged, sadly, we would say, it is beyond repair".

Cells in MBO cultures are not only capable of being damaged by histamine, but also responding to that damage; that is, astrocytes respond to inflammatory damage by undergoing gliosis and neurons respond to damage by upregulating vimentin production.

She added: "In all my years of watching and scrutinising the Met, I'm still capable of being astonished by their ability to damage themselves.

Together with the CHO and micronucleus data, these findings suggest that DEHP has a low probability of causing genetic damage capable of being transmitted through the male germ line.

Satellite cells are normally quiescent, but become rapidly activated after damage and proliferate to generate a large set of progeny that is capable of regenerating damaged myofibers by fusion.

Circulating endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) are capable of repairing damaged endothelium and furthermore contribute to re-endothelialization and neovascularization [ 19].

In contrast to oligodendrocytes and neurons, these cells, however, do not degenerate but appear to be capable of sequestering damaged cytoplasmic components into (autophagic) vacuoles.

The combined AC/alumina has the benefit of being capable of damaging the adsorbed gases or liquids and excellent catalytic behavior, which provides it the opportunity to be effective in applications such as destructive filtration and protecting system [144, 145] (Fig. 4).

With local alignment, BS-Seeker2 is more capable of mapping "damaged" reads from a bad library with continuous sequencing errors or 3' end contaminations.

If the food container is for take out, it has to be capable of coping with movement and be damage proof when shaken.

Histology and immunocytochemical analyses indicated that the NC groups were capable of leading the damaged axons through the lesioned area without triggering inflammation or apoptosis.