Is age greater than thirty-four years an independent pregnancy risk factor in nulliparous women?
Nulliparous women 35 years and older from a predominantly middle-class, white population had a significantly higher quantifiable pregnancy risk than a similar group of women age 25 to 29, suggesting that age greater than 34 years is an independent pregnancy risk factor.
We conclude that caspase-dependent cleavage of DNA-PKcs during apoptosis does not contribute to the radiosensitizing effects of MG-132.