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The first projectiles were shrapnel, since scattered lead balls were sufficient to damage the aircraft of the day.
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These results indicate that sustained levels of ROS generated upon Bmi-1 knockdown coupled with cisplatin treatment are sufficient to directly damage the DNA and engage the DDR pathway.
Thus, the expansion of the stem/progenitor cells in the SVZ that we have previously documented may not be sufficient to replenish damaged white matter oligodendrocytes progenitors.
Our results suggest that stimulation of Mafb might be sufficient to encourage damaged neurons to re-establish connections with IHCs.
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And in case you do get into trouble on the water, make sure your marine insurance is sufficient to cover damage to the boat and any other costs arising from an accident.
Although such apoptosis is not extensive, it may be sufficient to cause damage to the lens.
Therefore, probably, the amount of ROS produced with lower glucose concentration is not sufficient to damage cellular components but at the same time activates stress-protecting processes like the increase in cytosolic and mitochondrial ROS scavenging proteins (mitohormesis) [ 22].
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