Table 3 Summary of failure modes of repaired columns.
In term of cracking, this mode of repair failure could be triggered by restraint of drying shrinkage.
As seen in Table 3 all groups were similar according to age, type of nerve injured, and mode of repair.
The meiosis-specific employment of Dmc1 in strand exchange may contribute to ensuring that repair occurs from the homologous chromosome [thereby enabling CO generation], rather than from the sister chromatid, the predominant mode of repair in vegetative cells (Bishop 2012).
Although HR is a more accurate mode of repair than NHEJ, the requirements for a homologous template restrict this process to the S- and G2-phases of the cell cycle (reviewed in [ 2]).
The rarity of spontaneous translocations makes it difficult to determine a specific mechanism for their formation, but our prior chromosome blot analysis suggests a conservative mode of repair, in contrast to non-conservative SSA that occurs following creation of two DSBs.
Moreover, as S. cerevisiae is also a model for the study of mutation, I compare the mutation spectrum at centromeres to those expected under different modes of DNA repair.
Favorable failure modes of the repaired girders can be maintained using a CFRP repair configuration utilizing spacing between the U-wrappings to prevent undesirable modes of failure such as debonding of the longitudinal CFRP strips from the girder concrete soffit. .
