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Furthermore, inspection, maintenance and repair possibilities are limited compared to low-rise buildings.
Through a growing insight in surgical cartilage repair possibilities, surgeons might be more stimulated to explore novel techniques in a clinical setting.
Sam Boateng, who studies the mechanisms of heart failure at Reading University, said the work was exciting because it was a step towards the possibility of repairing a damaged heart following a heart attack.
ALKBH3 can also demethylate mA and mC in RNA, suggesting the possibility of repairing RNA lesions.
Furthermore, the possibility of repairing damage does not prevent the evolution of asymmetric damage distribution, which is favored even if a part of the damage is repaired.
Researchers in regenerative medicine have become excited by the possibility of repairing and/or replacing pathological tissue via administration of exogenous cells [ 2- 4].
Stoor et al. [ 23, 24] investigated the possibility of repairing septal perforations with S53P4 bioactive glass discs (220 1300 mm; a thickness of 2 mm).
A few data coming from RCTs (TEMPO trial) suggest the possibility of repairing bone erosions in patients treated with TNF blockers.
The discovery of NSCs in the developing and adult brain that can generate neural tissue has raised new possibilities for repairing the nervous system [4].
In addition to the above hypothesis that NBS1 is involved in, or regulating the "post-UNG" events during base-excision repair, the possibility that it interacts with the mismatch repair pathway should also be considered.
Thus the formation of adducts during the late stage of spermatogenesis would not be repaired, leaving the possibility of accumulation of adducts during spermatogenesis.
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