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Indeed, similar to αdAT34 substrate, THFT45 duplex oligonucleotide was effectively repaired through the combined action of APE1, POLβ, FEN1 and LIG1 (Fig. 7, lanes 9 and 19).

Almost all DNA damage in all the tissues analyzed was effectively repaired 24 hours after exposure, evident by the decrease of the γ-H2AX foci to near control levels (Fig. 1).

In most cases, base damage and SSBs can be effectively repaired by the cell repair mechanisms, whereas DSBs, especially when induced at high levels (often referred to as "clustered" or "complex" damage), are difficult to get successfully repaired and are therefore more damaging to cells (Kobayashi et al. 2010).

By the Millennium the Trocadero dream was dead: Sega withdrew their sponsorship and SegaWorld was relegated to something called "Funland," the IMAX vanished, and the escalators stopped moving, never to be effectively repaired.

DNA damage is a frequent event, and cell division is possible because most of the lesions are effectively repaired.

This demonstrated that radiation damage could be effectively repaired when using 0.2 Gy pulsed radiation plus a 3-minute interval.

If DNA lesions can't be effectively repaired by endogenous defense systems, it leads to genome instability and chromosome abnormalities.

Simultaneous upregulation of multiple important tumor suppressor proteins in the exposed skin strongly suggests that THz-pulse-induced DNA damage may be effectively repaired.

In the clinical trial of Chiu et al. [ 30], 22 patients with 34 nerve injuries were effectively repaired with autologous vein grafts as nerve conduits when selectively applied to bridge a small nerve gap (≤3 cm).

These results indicated that the genetic damage induced by IR probably originates from spermatogonia, and may not be effectively repaired in the absence of ghrelin signaling and thereafter manifest itself in late stage of spermatogenesis.

In vitro assays have shown AID has 5mC deaminase activity, resulting in thymine and, therefore, T-G mismatches in DNA, which can be effectively repaired through the BER pathway [ 28].