These data strongly suggest the implication of the DNA-PK repair complex in the HRS phenomenon.
This review discusses the possible role of DNA methyltranferases and demethylases in tumorigenesis and the possible pharmacological and therapeutic implications of the DNA methylation machinery.
If, on the other hand, you think there's more to it; that a fair proportion violent offenders turn to crime at least in part because of some avoidable aspect of their early years experience, and that their criminality is not therefore inevitable, then you should consider carefully the implications of the DNA database proposal.
While those researchers suggested that novel mutations might be responsible for the mummy's seemingly odd anatomical characteristics, an international team of experts has now refuted those results and questioned the ethical and legal implications of the DNA analysis.
Although more research is needed to understand the full implications of the DNA changes observed in infants, the findings open the door to other questions regarding children's health.
In Conclusions section we emphasize the implications of the DNA-binding mechanism on the reliability of the genetic circuit in terms of its desired function.
We believe that a far more plausible implication of the disparity of DNA replication machineries in archaea and eukaryotes is a non-cellular LUCA, a hypothesis that finds crucial support in the fact that the membrane lipids and membrane biogenesis systems, as well as cell walls, are also distinct and, largely, unrelated in archaea and bacteria [ 39, 61- 63].
The public's irrationally positive view of medical genetics goes hand in hand with an irrationally fearful view of the implications of the national DNA database.
The results support the implication of DNA hypomethylation in RA and highlight the interaction between MTX and DNA methylation that could contribute to its therapeutic efficacy in RA.
