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However, for most archaea and half of bacteria, exploitation of their native CRISPR-Cas machineries may be more straightforward and convenient.

Indeed, in such a situation the ubiquitin proteasome system and the cellular quality control machineries may be overwhelmed or inhibited by both Sup35p and CFTR aggregates [69].

As complicated as the machinery may be, the human factor is even more so.

These results also suggest that the DNA repair machinery may be an effective target to eliminate CSCs, leading to increased patient survival.

Since many inflammatory responses are beneficial, directing and instructing the inflammatory machinery may be a better therapeutic objective than suppressing it.

Spiking was sensitive to chemical and physical perturbations and coincided with rapid efflux of a small-molecule fluorophore, suggesting that bacterial efflux machinery may be electrically regulated.

The effectiveness of squeeze-film dampers in controlling vibrations in rotating machinery may be limited by the nonlinear interactions between large rotor imbalance forces with fluid-film forces induced by dampers operating in cavitated conditions.

The lifetime of machinery may be enhanced by limiting the the number of times it enters a state of disrepair, while on-going costs may be reduced by using predictive and preventative maintenance strategies to optimise the scheduling of maintenance activities.

Importantly disruption of the oxygen-sensing machinery may be of diagnostic value.

The translation results suggest that the direct targeting of the translation machinery may be useful for the treatment of AIPC.

Alternatively, calcium sensitive parts of the hitherto unknown fission machinery may be localized close to NMDA receptors to induce fragmentation.