Sentences with phrase «damage sites»

They take great care to not damage the site of pod growth.

Officials are already discussing plans to restore damaged sites to their former glory.

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TRENTON, N.J. (Legal Newsline)-- An appeals court has upheld a settlement between the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and ExxonMobil over damaged sites at the Bayway Refinery.

As time goes on, Lasker and Edmunds will study how quickly coral recruits repopulate damaged sites, and whether injured colonies bounce back or die.

Hawass also tackled corruption and supported projects to develop archaeological sites, including building a suite of museums and dealing with rising groundwater that is threatening to damage sites across the country, including Giza's famous pyramids.

Al - Sayani showed images from a dozen flattened or severely damaged sites, including medieval castles such Aden's Sira Fortress, and the centuries - old al - Qassimi neighborhood in Sana'a.

And while SSSI status prevents anyone damaging a site directly, «it does not address the huge problem of neglect», says Clifton Baines of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.

Huda N, Abe S, Gu L, Mendonca MS, Mohanty S, Gilley D. Recruitment of TRF2 to laser - induced DNA damage sites.

Ocean acidification, currents and shipping activity will further damage sites.

There is concern that future space travelers might damage the site where footprints of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin can...

If I install Pro, will it automatically replace the original layers without damaging the site?

«They allow an agreement to be reached between the defendant and NE on how something can be put right, for example, if someone has damaged a site of special scientific interest by driving over it, then, as long as the circumstances make it appropriate, an enforcement undertaking can be entered into so that the defendant can contribute to its repair.

Instead mice injected with stem cells developed a far greater number of synapses, or connections between neurons, at the damaged site than control mice did.

PARP (in yellow) at the damage site prevents the cell from repairing itself, causing it to die.

When the damage site is larger — say, the size of a bullet hole — liquid compounds tend to leak out before they can form a seal.

Comparing the damaged sites in normal cells before and after infection with H. pylori revealed that genes located close to the margins of the chromosomes, the so - called sub-telomeric regions, are more likely to be damaged after infection, as are genes that are active in gastric cells.

They found that R42 is specifically designed to keep the DNA strands at the damaged site inside the repair pocket of the enzyme separate.

To capture the damaged sites in the human genome, the scientists isolated this protein and sequenced the DNA stretches attached to it.

In a study published in EPJ D, Katrine Aalbæk Jepsen from the University of Southern Denmark, in Odense, and her colleague Ilia Solov «yov pinpoint the mechanism by which repair enzymes bind to the damaged site.

The peptide, just four amino acids long, binds to a protein complex that's more abundant in injured areas and can therefore carry the therapy through the blood straight to the damaged sites.

Chemotactic machinery guides H. pylori into the damage site to colonize, and then other virulence factors take over to make sure the site stays just as tasty in the long term by slowing repair of any damage.»

Researchers are still concerned that Sunday's protest might damage the site, Hughes says.

Take the Flour Back has information on Park Grass and another historical experiment on its Web site, urging protestors not to damage those sites.

«As soon as it encounters the base damage, NEIL1 binds to the damage site and flags it, and replication can not continue,» said UTMB assistant professor Muralidhar Hegde, the lead author on the paper.

Without this unbuckling, entry to the damaged site is hampered by the compact arrangement of genes and protein in chromosomes called chromatin.

In the presence of DNA damage, the macro domain of ALC1 is bound to PAR chains that accumulate at the damage site.

At sites of UV damage, E2F1 recruits the histone acetyltransferase GCN5, which acetylates histone H3K9 in order to open chromatin structure and increase accessibility to the damaged site by the DNA repair machinery.

It has recently been described that Xpa is essential to recruit endonucleases and polymerases to the damage sites to restore the original DNA sequence [27].

This compresses the spinal cord and nerves at the damage site.

Usually, when a tooth undergoes trauma or infection, it grows a thin layer of dentine to protect the damaged site and seal off the tooth pulp.

Representing a government body in a prosecution involving a local landowner who had damaged a site of Special Scientific Interest - The Court imposed a total financial penalty of almost # 1,000,000 on the defendant.