On July 21st, a month after the FSA intervened, the shares in HBOS, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, languished below the price at which the bank was trying to sell new equity, forcing it to rely on its underwriters.Some may say that the rules should still be bent to prop up bank shares, because banks rely on confidence and their failure causes systemic damage.
Inhaled sulfur dioxide destroys DNA and protein by chemical oxidation causing systemic damage to the body's cells.
Hydraulic fracturing, which has transformed the U.S. into an international leader in oil and gas production but stirred deep concerns about its risks to the environment, has not caused "systemic" damage to drinking water but does pose risks, the federal government concluded Thursday after a detailed, four-year review of the controversial drilling method.
An alternative, and contrasting, account is that it is not possible for formaldehyde to move beyond the nasal respiratory mucosa to cause systemic DNA damage and cellular transformation (in the bone marrow, circulating hematopoietic stem cells, or the NALT), and therefore there is no biologically plausible mechanism for formaldehyde leukemogenesis.
The condition may cause systemic inflammation, which may potentially damage multiple organs in the body, including the heart [ 5].
Our results indicate that UFPs, especially the 57-nm soot fraction from vehicle emissions, causes systemic oxidative stress with damage to DNA and no apparent compensatory up-regulation of DNA repair within 24 hr.
The pathogen enters host through roots and causes systemic infection by progressive vascular damage, wilting and finally death of the plant.
Our recent studies have shown that both cigarette smoke and UV-containing light, which are the most widespread and ubiquitous mutagens and carcinogens in the world, cause systemic genotoxic damage in hairless mice.
Leverage, not high prices, causes systemic risks.
