The analysis of the relationship between consumer attitudes and their socio-economic characteristics using logit models indicated that older consumers and females were more prone to repair small household EEE, while older males with medium family incomes tended to purchase second-hand small household EEE more.
Dysfunctional telomeres are also prone to unscheduled repair events leading to chromosomal rearrangements.
To address the possibility that platinum/DNA adducts are less prone to removal by repair processes, we analysed the reactivation of oxaliplatin- or CDDP-treated plasmids in both TSGH and S3 cells.
As a whole, the data reported in this paper and other present in the literature suggest that the two isoforms p53P and p53R are more prone to ensure the repair of the nuclear or the mitochondrial genome, respectively.
Since most of the crossovers in our study are associated with detectable gene conversion tracts, we would have to hypothesize that conversion events that are not associated with crossovers are much more prone to restoration-type repair than conversion events that are associated with crossovers.
Prostate cancers with mutations to a protein called SPOP use an error-prone method to repair broken DNA strands.
Instead, a layer of scar tissue is formed between the tendon and the bone, which makes repairs prone to failure.
Mechanical sweepers are expensive, prone to breakdowns and costly to repair.
In microsatellite unstable cancers, this selection is favoured by the presence of multiple mononucleotide and dinucleotide repeats between codons 1450 and 1560 of APC that are prone to slippage in mismatch repair deficiency.
For example, these regions could be hotspots for double strand breaks repair [ 35], or prone to be joined together during abortive gap repair.
However, it is well-known that communicating over a fading channel in a wireless DSS [16, 17] makes repair transmissions prone to physical layer errors.
