The presence of instability in the analysis of microsatellite markers (MSI) in neurofibromas has been raised several times (see. i.e., [Ottini et al., 1995], or more recently [Thomas et al., 2010]).
To minimise the numbers of age/sex cells with no cases, which creates instability in the analysis, we restricted analysis by age as follows: ≥20 years for all cancer; ≥30 years for lung cancer; ≥20 years for breast cancer; and ≥30 years for colorectal and ≥40 years for prostate cancer.
In addition to the SWR1-dependent genetic instability in htz1Δ, the analysis of mutations in SWR1 subunits have revealed two other mechanisms leading to an accumulation of recombinogenic DNA damage that require further analysis to be understood.
Since earthquakes are one of the main triggers of instabilities in the area, stability analysis of the present slope conditions, were performed for possible seismic scenarios.
[1].Whether it is slope in the design stage or an actual existing real slope which has shown instability, there are some causes of the instability which are indicated in the analysis or which have developed in practice.
This includes the suppression of flow instabilities in the linear inviscid solution and analysis of the solution to prove the global conservation of acoustic energy in each individual result.
Genomic instability at simple repeated sequences, termed microsatellite instability (MSI), plays an important role in the analysis of sporadic and hereditary colon cancers.
To our knowledge, this is the first genome-wide analysis of tandem repeat instabilities in the currently largest collection of colorectal tumor genomes.
In this analysis it is difficult to distinguish between plasma instabilities and shock amplification effects because only the total energy is used in the analysis.
Later, when examining the phylogenetic signal from mitochondrial genome data, Fenn et al. [ 15] found that P. princeps introduced instability in phylogenetic analysis possibly due to base composition heterogeneity, and thus they excluded it.
