We hypothesised that cell lines harbouring the MDM2 G allele presented a lower availability of p53 for DNA repair, translating into higher sensitivity to DNA-damaging agents.
Obama's challenge will be to translate the social repair that has occurred over the past decade into political and governing repair.
The bowl was the product of a traditional Japanese art practice called kintsukuroi, which translates to 'golden repair' and involves fixing broken pottery with lacquer that's been mixed or dusted with powdered color pigment.
The bowl was the product of a traditional Japanese art practice called kintsukuroi, which translates to 'golden repair' and involves fixing broken pottery with lacquer that's been mixed or dusted with powdered color pigment.
Recently, HSP70 has attracted widespread attention; this protein plays a vital role in the transport of nascent proteins across membranes into organelles, the folding of newly translated proteins, the repair of misfolded proteins, and targeting damaged proteins for degradation [ 20].
The DNA contains some 1260 genes, 50 of which code for functions never before seen in viruses, including DNA repair and translating mRNA into protein.
To examine if greater BMC cardiac retention translated into improved cardiac repair, morphometric and functional analyses were performed in 5 groups of rats administered with BMCs IV or IM and for the former in the presence or absence of fibrin 4 weeks after myocardial infarction (Table 1).
This may translate into reduced vascular repair capacity, thereby promoting MVD in type 2 diabetes.
The presence of apoptotic cells can be sensed and translated into a "need to repair" action, allowing Treg/Th2 stimulation through cytokine expression (IL-10, IL-13) [101, 101].
The clinical application of a magnetic device for targeted cell delivery serves as a suitable example of how data from such animal models are directly translated into in clinical cartilage repair.
