Thus, MN assay may be performed in exfoliated cells of the buccal mucosa as an indicator of genomic instability relevant to head and neck tumorigenesis.
This instability appears to be relevant to an earlier observation (Puszynski and Hlavacek, 1980, Chem. Engng Sci.35, 1769 1774) of sustained temperature oscillations in a packed-bed reactor at high Lewis number.
The nonlinear transport processes depicted in Figure 1 are modeled by a set of dynamic equations relevant to current instabilities in semiconductors.
It is postulated that the channel's insensitivity to MHD instabilities within the time scale relevant to beam transport is due to the wall effect the pre-pulse discharge creates.
The redox reaction is relevant to the instability of fuel assemblies at high temperatures.
The result with the R6/1/Aag−/− model suggests that the base modifications repaired by this DNA glycosylase are not relevant to TNR instability.
Also, in order to balance project scope and feasibility, the sample was limited to patients with psychotic and affective disorders which have been shown to be relevant to mood instability in previous studies.
Analysis of genetic instability in model organisms has proven to be highly relevant to the mechanistic understanding of human genetic instability, as processes that control genetic instability are well conserved.
This is likely to be relevant to the genome instability observed following acute accidental or therapeutic exposure to IR, as numerous, widely distributed genomic DSBs are likely to stimulate SSA using repetitive genomic sequences [22], [30], [31].
In addition, both VDAs and taxanes can act on endothelial cells: by affecting microtubule dynamic instability, taxanes inhibit endothelial cell functions relevant to angiogenesis, thereby acting as antiangiogenic compounds (Belotti et al, 1996).
