Sentence examples for repair role from inspiring English sources

Dr. Pascal Goldschmidt, director of the university's heart and lung institute, says oxidants actually appear to play a vital repair role in repairing blood-vessel damage that can lead to heart attacks.

Dr. Sinclair's new report, if verified, resolves this problem by showing that sirtuin has retained its genomic repair role in higher organisms but that the repair is focused on a different kind of genomic damage — that of breaks in a chromosome.

"It provides a potential new target to either reverse the brain inflammation or shift to a more positive repair role, with the idea that it would alleviate symptoms".

The latter seems to have acquired a key DNA repair role early in bacterial evolution, in conjunction with the mismatch recognizing ABC ATPase MutS, resulting in them being fixed in the bacterial superkingdom.

Second, it divines the evolutionary scenario for Thg1, GGDEF domains, and CRISPR polymerases that, although not immediately testable, proposes a feasible and broad RNA repair role for their common ancestor.

This suggests that the spermatogenic defects we observe in Ercc1 deficient mice are not a consequence of the lack of the NER functions of ERCC1 but are instead the consequence of its additional repair roles, such as in HR.

Although the DNA repair roles of Nbs1 have been well-characterized, less is known about its roles in meiosis.

In addition, it stimulates further inquiry into extant RNA repair systems, a relatively young research area that recently uncovered RNA repair roles for the cellular and viral AlkB demethylases [ 1, 2].

In addition to histidinyl tRNA maturation, Thg1 might have other RNA repair roles in representatives from all the three superkingdoms of life as well as certain large DNA viruses.

After being activated by inflammatory factors, it propagates and produces collagen fibers to act in a repairing role.

Our findings, coupled with recent research detailing pro-repair roles of inflammatory cells in zebrafish brain regeneration, advocate some degree of anatomical conservation of the role of injury components in regenerative process in zebrafish.