"repair activities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of describing actions taken to fix, mend, or restore something that is broken or damaged. Example: After the storm, the community organized a series of repair activities to fix the damaged buildings and roads.
Thus, to a large extent, HOXC9 coordinates neuronal differentiation and attenuation of DNA repair activities by simultaneously activating neuronal genes and repressing DNA repair genes.
Cells use multiple safeguards to prevent genomic instability by suppression or modification of DSB repair activities during mitosis, through the activation of mitotic kinases, CDK1 and PLK1.
PARP1 activation requires NAD+ and serves to recruit repair activities to the damaged site.
In all organisms telomeres need to be resistant to DNA repair activities, such as nucleases and ligases that are active at DSBs.
Accumulating evidence has also pointed to DNA damage response or checkpoint activation roles for Art that may be distinct from its DNA repair activities [ 11- 15].
Iyer, L.M., Babu, M.M. & Aravind, L. The HIRAN domain and recruitment of chromatin remodeling and repair activities to damaged DNA.
Orbital robotics focuses on a variety of applications, as e.g. inspection and repair activities, spacecraft construction or orbit corrections.
The studies clearly demonstrate the need to represent the finite number of staff available for maintenance and repair activities.
The broker's analyst Sandy Morris said Rolls' TotalCare business - its civil aerospace maintenance and repair activities - was likely to do better than the market expected.
You assert a fairly radical concept: that these longevity genes have the power to keep the body supercharged and maintaining its natural repair activities regardless of age.
Trautinger, B.W., Jaktaji, R.P., Rusakova, E. & Lloyd, R.G. RNA polymerase modulators and DNA repair activities resolve conflicts between DNA replication and transcription.
