The phrase "repair error" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The software automatically detects and repairs errors in the coding to ensure smooth functioning of the program.
The presence of MSIs identifies the repair error phenotype (RER) (Karran, 1996).
Thus, it appears that repair error mechanisms were probably not involved in these tumours.
Smaller segmental CN-LO H(interstitial and telomeric), on the other hand, probably arise in the tumors either through mitotic recombination between low copy repeats or due to a double-stranded-break repair error followed by reduplication [ 17].
With regard to DNA repair, error prone NHEJ operates in all phases of the cell cycle to repair DNA DSB; DNA PKcs has a key role in NHEJ by forming a synaptic complex bringing the free broken ends of DNA together with other ligating enzymes.
Our life span might be extended if we can repair error-correcting mechanisms naturally found in cells.
When the cellular mechanisms that repair errors in the DNA are damaged through acquired or inherited alterations the rate of genetic mutation increases by several orders of magnitude.
It can handle very large volumes and automatically repair errors when data on one of the backup drives becomes corrupted.
Humans have one copy of the oncogene p53 but the elephant has 20, making the elephant genome super-charged to repair errors.
Second, organisms have biological pathways of maintenance for their integrities (e.g., damage repair, error-checking and correction, et cetera), which require metabolic energy.
The post-replication repair error-free prone pathway was also represented in our dataset, albeit by mutants that showed only slight MMS sensitivity (POL32, MMS2, RAD6, UBC13, RAD52, RAD5, RAD18).
The E. coli SOS transcriptional network comprises more than 40 genes involved in diverse forms of DNA repair, error-prone DNA replication and cell division arrest, and it includes also both the recA and lexA genes [ 5, 10, 11].
