There is at least one known situation of this kind, the report said, in which combined infection of tomato plants with tobacco mosaic virus and with a related virus of cucumbers produces substantially more damage to the tomato plant than either virus alone.
"Without the sunscreen, this same individual would be incurring substantially more damage to her skin but not further increasing her vitamin D level," she says.
Mitochondrial DNA is substantially more sensitive to oxidative damage than nuclear DNA, as the latter is protected by histones.
The hazard of a major earthquake is significantly higher in San Francisco than in Boston, but Boston, with street after street lined with buildings that were constructed without any seismic measures, is substantially more vulnerable to earthquake damage.
In D. geothermalis and D. radiodurans, this form of cell-cleaning appears to manifest itself as protein protection during exposure to IR [17] or desiccation [JFK, EKG, MJD, unpublished], where proteins in Deinococci are substantially more resistant to oxidative damage than proteins in sensitive bacteria [17].
It is well known that MS lesions in these areas differ markedly in their pathology, with substantially more intense blood-brain barrier damage, leukocyte infiltration and microglial activation typifying WM but not GM lesions.
Given the previous observation that telomeric foci are substantially more frequent in human than in mouse cells, these findings suggest that the overall DNA damage foci observed with aging and senescence may also include those with telomere-independent origins.
Attesting to their interdependence, blockade of either TNF-α or IL-1 does not completely arrest the periarticular damage of inflammatory arthritis, whereas inhibition of the two cytokines in combination is substantially more effective [ 81].
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