Shielding Broken DNA for a Quick Fix
Authors: Lukas, J.; Lukas, C.;
Shielding Broken DNA for a Quick Fix
Abstract
A fast-acting DNA repair mechanism involves a protein complex that blocks an alternative process that requires a cell to wait for repair. [Also see Reports by Zimmermann et al. and Di Virgilio et al. ]
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