The uptake of oxLDL and concomitant activation of the O2-producing NAD(P H oxidase and/or oxLDL as a self-contained emitter of O2 are believed to trigger these malfunctions.
He cited an incident in 1967, "when a rocket on a fighter jet accidentally fired after a radar beam triggered an electronic malfunction".
And no scientist least of all Dr Giulivi is suggesting that the new study bears on the question of environmental triggers of mitochondrial malfunction.
Although far-reaching, the law allows liability suits to proceed in rare cases where a manufacturer or seller knowingly broke federal laws governing the sale and marketing of guns and in cases involving an alleged defect in the design or manufacture of the weapon, such as a malfunctioning trigger.
Mr. Wyatt tried to open fire on the officers, squeezing the trigger, but the gun malfunctioned, Mr. Browne said.
Ventricular safety pacing algorithms may also be misinterpreted as failure to sense appropriately, triggering questions about pacemaker malfunction.
Some people are quite sensitive to the smaller pine nuts, which can cause taste malfunctions that trigger only the bitter receptors in the mouth.
"Should one of the Transit vans experience a malfunction that triggers a warning light, the platform will be able to start routing requests away from that vehicle to other Transits in service – allowing another shuttle to redeploy to keep all riders on schedule," the company explains.
Malfunctions immediately trigger an alarm via the parallel I/O bits.
We previously showed that TRF2 overexpression leads to telomere malfunction and triggers a double-strand DDR [ 5].
Its potential role in central nervous system (CNS) malfunction has triggered intensive investigation of the biological roles played by DISC1, with the hope that this may shed new light on the pathobiology of psychiatric disease.
