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1 l as other disorders in which endothelia may be damaged.
2 e structures that are crucial for vision can be damaged.
3 narios it is likely that these systems would be damaged.
4 cause a G(2) cell cycle arrest when cell DNA is damaged.
5 tuations in which the endothelial glycocalyx is damaged.
6 ntegrity of the synthetic magnesium silicate is damaged.
7 real time, which occurs when muscular tissue is damaged.
8 ake errors, especially when the template DNA is damaged.
9 aling pathways in conditions where the liver is damaged.
10 oximately 10% of the oligonucleotide strands are damaged.
11 rate NHEJ when the terminal bases of the DSB are damaged.
12 undergoes regeneration only when hair cells are damaged.
13 he DNA repair machinery because both strands are damaged.
14 to develop interventions in cases where they are damaged.
15 uage in other cortical regions when LH areas are damaged.
16 d MGPCs when different retinal cell subtypes are damaged.
17 and to suppress lead leakage if the devices are damaged.
18 o occur, while CVH occur when cortical areas are damaged.
19 ipating their energy before proteins and DNA are damaged.
20 fferents are activated when outer hair cells are damaged.
21 overy after various injuries, in which AEC I are damaged.
22 arB, but the consequences of the interaction are damaged.
23 motor function when primary cortical regions are damaged.
24 s were detected where the epithelial surface was damaged.
25 and its SWV peaks at 0.04 V decreased as DNA was damaged.
26 super-oxide at pH 6.5, cytosolic fumarase B was damaged.
27 ted DNA from nematodes exposed to the nickel was damaged.
28 sharing the same milieu with cells that have been damaged.
29 helial tissue whose resident stem cells have been damaged.
30 in the remaining cells because the sites had been damaged.
31 long-term viability, since mitochondria had been damaged.
32 even after as long as 60 h after the DNA has been damaged.
33 , but the choroid, tapetum, and outer retina were damaged.
34 were used to detect which retinal cell types were damaged.
35 cal integrity and additional functions after being damaged.
37 e 173,259 km(2) of marshes in the study area were damaged-a failure rate much lower than that of arti
39 leus was also observed in murine livers that were damaged after chronic-plus-single binge or moderate
45 cond laser fluences just before the nanorods are damaged and the remaining 10% plasmonic enhancement
46 n publicly-managed lands were less likely to be damaged and more likely to recover quickly from storm
47 y, a subset of supposedly "normal" mRNAs may be damaged and targeted by ZNF598, underscoring the impo
55 rkers of keratinocytes when the skin barrier is damaged and the extracellular calcium level is varied
56 of eukaryote chromosomes slows down when DNA is damaged and the proteins that work at the fork (the r
58 uss how several key hair cell structures can be damaged, and what is known about how they are repaire
59 ion (allo-HSCT), the gastrointestinal mucosa is damaged, and colonizing bacteria are impacted, leadin
60 logic conditions, the endothelial glycocalyx is damaged, and its degradation is accompanied by sheddi
61 lon in experimental colitis where the mucosa is damaged, and this is likely to contribute to altered
62 takes place almost immediately after the DNA is damaged (approximately 2 min post-UV irradiation), wh
63 Polymers that can easily be repaired after being damaged are attractive as this characteristic can
64 roximately 1 helical turn, 10 bp) of the DNA is damaged, are lesions of enhanced biological significa
66 e the movement of limbs in which nerves have been damaged as a consequence of injuries affecting the
69 support the view that in glaucoma RGC axons are damaged at the optic nerve head and degenerate withi
71 gy density per unit area) and are subject to being damaged at adequately high power (some antennas ca
74 otection cannot improve function if the axon is damaged, because the soma is still disconnected from
77 -zone cells die when their antigen receptors are damaged by activation-induced cytidine deaminase.
78 ) amyloidosis (AL) is a disease where organs are damaged by an overload of a misfolded patient-specif
81 collapse ensues when these specialized cells are damaged by disease, a situation that currently neces
83 genous nucleic acids, for example when cells are damaged by genotoxic agents and in certain autoinfla
87 ral ganglion neurons (SGNs) in the inner ear are damaged by noise trauma and with aging, causing "syn
90 is not yet established whether HDL proteins are damaged by reactive nitrogen species in the circulat
94 However, it's unclear how many cells would be damaged by a particular bursting bubble, or more prec
95 ntial to present antigen to T cells and thus be damaged by direct antigen-specific interactions with
97 neration, the retinal pigment epithelium can be damaged by light acting on photosensitizers like N-re
102 s one of the cellular constitutents that can be damaged by the interaction of A2E and blue light.
104 ayer is challenging as this coating tends to be damaged by the repeated use of iodine and water, whic
105 pace of albino rats whose photoreceptors had been damaged by continuous exposure to blue light for 3
107 how that splenocytes from lpr mice that have been damaged by gamma-irradiation expressed Fas protein.
108 tion but was downregulated in axons that had been damaged by glaucomatous injury and exhibited aberra
109 enes represent open reading frames that have been damaged by mutations, rendering the gene product no
110 the repair of iron-sulfur clusters that have been damaged by nitrosative stress, releasing nitric oxi
112 ian cells, the repair of DNA bases that have been damaged by reactive oxygen species is primarily ini
116 lly cueing in to the odor profile of a plant being damaged by a parasitized herbivore that contains t
123 steps in the synthesis of secreted proteins is damaged by heat shock, resulting in a selective halt
125 Chk1 is required to prevent mitosis when DNA is damaged by ionizing radiation (IR), whereas either ki
126 es acting on DNA during ES indicate that DNA is damaged by mechanical forces, and the damage takes pl
129 the case that the corticospinal tract (CST) is damaged by stroke, brings about such abnormal synergi
130 his observation confirms that retinal tissue is damaged by the development of a myopic crescent, rath
131 he basis of our data, the top graphene layer is damaged by the sputtering process, and the acid treat
135 n addition, DNA in buffered aqueous solution was damaged by ionizing radiation at different radiation
136 either in vitro or in GBM xenografts in mice was damaged by irradiation or treatment with etoposide,
138 generated to visualize how the cell membrane was damaged by phage lysis, antibiotics attack, or dehyd
139 , well-differentiated colon carcinoma cells, were damaged by aspiration and the ensuing response was
141 ion mass spectrometry and DNA samples, which were damaged by gamma-irradiation or by H(2)O(2)/Fe(III)
143 ly, we used three Arabidopsis genotypes that were damaged by mechanical wounding or by insects of var
145 eted of Mirk became less viable because they were damaged by ROS, and had increased levels of G(1) cy
147 We hypothesised that only specific nuclei are damaged, by attacks affecting structures from which
148 block cell cycle progression when their DNA is damaged, cells still undergo frequent genetic rearran
149 nd its signal strength, the cell whose mtDNA was damaged could be screened by flow cytometry and its
151 snout or the sensory nerves innervating them are damaged during a critical period in development, whi
156 To discover whether islet sympathetic nerves are damaged during the autoimmune destruction of islet B
160 ripheral branch of the trigeminal nerve, can be damaged during the surgical removal of lower third mo
163 These results suggest that if complex III is damaged during ischemia, PTP opening may result in su
167 As with other macromolecules, lipids can be damaged (e.g., oxidized), and cells require quality c
168 response properties of striate neurons that were damaged (e.g., high spatial-frequency tuning, low c
170 ssential for spatial and episodic memory but is damaged early in Alzheimer's disease and is very sens
173 ch is responsible for attention and arousal, is damaged first by Alzheimer's disease (AD) pathology.
176 s observed when primary auditory cortex (A1) is damaged have led to the widespread view that A1 may h
177 oped rosettes if host pigment epithelium had been damaged, if trauma to the donor tissue occurred dur
178 to understanding mechanisms by which tissues are damaged, illuminating mechanisms of repair and regen
182 es are necessary to determine if OPL and ONL are damaged in late disease due to retrograde trans-syna
185 ing functionally related areas of the brain, are damaged in PSP, leading to specific clinical deficit
192 of ecological systems around the world have been damaged in recent years, either by natural factors
195 teraction is disrupted when the frontal lobe is damaged in disease, and in extreme cases patients are
199 The structural integrity of tissue proteins is damaged in processes ranging from remodeling of the e
200 hat the ubiquinol oxidation site at center P is damaged in the bc(1) complexes with Rieske proteins l
210 ulances and vehicles and 7 health facilities were damaged, including one hospital and three medical f
211 eliminates soluble cytoplasmic proteins that are damaged, incorrectly folded, or targeted for selecti
213 lusions that (i) renewal mechanisms have not been damaged irreparably even at relatively advanced sta
216 to ensure that when a sensory cortical area is damaged, its basic sensory functions are 'taken over'
221 e mechanisms by which retinal ganglion cells are damaged may provide information required to develop
222 icate that regardless of which nuclear layer was damaged, MG respond by generating multipotent progen
223 ructure accounting for punctate labeling may be damaged mitochondria, lipofuscin or amyloid deposits.
224 liomyelitis-like disease where motor neurons are damaged, MUNE may also be a sensitive clinical or th
226 cal production are disrupted when hair cells are damaged or lost but that these behaviors return to n
227 for ammonia assimilation, when mitochondria are damaged or non-functional because of glucose ferment
232 ow-timescale disturbances occur when muscles are damaged or when limb dynamics change as a result of
233 in both types of disease, and helminths can be damaged or killed by toxic products released by eosin
235 ly useful in generating cell types that have been damaged or depleted by a variety of human diseases.
238 rin expression is altered when the epidermis is damaged or diseased, and there is good evidence that
240 s and suggest that when the occipital cortex is damaged or inhibited, and the visual processing for e
243 DNA replication when either the template DNA is damaged or the replication machinery malfunctions.
245 Checkpoint mechanisms delay mitosis when DNA is damaged or upon replication stress, but little is kno
247 th the checkpoint arrest of mitosis when DNA is damaged or when mitotic spindles have formed aberrant
249 elop a second embryo when the initial embryo is damaged, or when response to the signaling molecule a
252 astrointestinal tract, and peripheral nerves are damaged; Pompe's disease, in which the heart, skelet
254 cted to gentle purification procedures, they were damaged, preventing generation of reliable structur
260 in an individual, the same retinal location is damaged, regardless of visual function under test; gl
261 endothelial lining of cerebral microvessels is damaged relatively early after cerebral ischemia/repe
262 ally, under inflammatory conditions, the eGC is damaged, resulting in enhanced vascular permeability,
263 containing at least one copy of the Bax gene were damaged severely by exposure to excitotoxins or by
267 d that the tissue environment in which axons are damaged stimulates distinct regenerative mechanisms.
268 anoparticles rolls across a surface that has been damaged, stopping to repair any defects it encounte
269 ging situations, or when the auditory system is damaged, strains cortical resources, and this may cha
270 ior, but not the anterior, region of the RSC is damaged, suggesting that the role of the RSC in memor
272 ct their phenotype; however, when the retina is damaged, the Ascl1-expressing glia initiate a respons
274 When the human primary visual cortex (V1) is damaged, the dominant geniculo-striate pathway can no
277 axons of short thoracic propriospinal cells are damaged, their cell bodies of origin remain intact 2
279 ' to find a compensatory behaviour when they are damaged: they are limited to their pre-specified sel
280 that we like or feel that our relationships are damaged through the intervention of third parties.
281 of AT residues is essential and the A sites are damaged to a greater extent than they are in DNA.
282 icits, but the specific neural circuits that are damaged to drive changes in memory remain unknown.
284 , over the centuries, many inscriptions have been damaged to the point of illegibility, transported f
285 was dramatically decreased when plasmid DNA was damaged to contain multiple types of DNA adducts, al
287 available, if the retinal pigment epithelium is damaged, we have to cope with the impossibility of re
288 cs, which are based on multi-layer coatings, are damaged when illuminated by high-power CW laser ligh
290 cal tubules (90%), and most cortical tubules were damaged, whereas few glomerular cells expressed MCP
292 line-treated laminin-alpha2-deficient muscle was damaged with cardiotoxin and muscle regeneration qua
294 DNA, contrasted with the multiple sites that were damaged within the observed segment of the collagen