Panigrahi, G. B., Lau, R., Montgomery, S. E., Leonard, M. R. & Pearson, C. E. Slipped (CTG * CAG) repeats can be correctly repaired, escape repair or undergo error-prone repair.
The idea that mismatches at G or C in the immunoglobulin locus may undergo error-free repair [13], [32], [47] and the existence of a balance between error-prone and error-free repair have been raised before [48].
Thus, any damage generated as replication forks emanate from early origins could undergo error-prone repair, leading to breakpoints proximal to early-firing origins, whereas damage generated at late-firing origins would be more likely to undergo error-free repair.
Therefore, regions of the genome that are replicated early in S-phase have longer to undergo error-free repair to replicate past lesions, whereas regions replicated late are more likely to require translesion synthesis.
Measles virus undergoes error-prone replication like other RNA viruses, but over time, it has remained antigenically monotypic.
He then restores a binary version x ~ N of the original message x N using the same decision region as defined by (1) and naturally undergoes errors.
We aim here at expressing this marginal distribution considering that the opponent tries to restore the original sequence before publishing his fraudulent sequence z N. When performing a detection to obtain an estimated sequence x ̂ N of the original code, the opponent undergoes errors.
If a PARP1 deficient cell is also deficient in BRCA1, SCE-mediated HR cannot occur, and the cell then dies or undergoes error-prone NHEJ.
Additional variability within the B-cell repertoire arises from somatic hypermutation (SHM) - a recombination process that occurs in germinal centers in which the recombined immunoglobulin undergoes error-prone replication during an in vivo selection process.
The integrity of the data has been checked during conversions and will undergo continuous error checking both electronically and manually.
