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[Non-mutagenic and mutagenic post-replicative DNA repair in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells].

Tsitologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Zhestianikov V D

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The review is devoted to mechanisms of repair gaps in DNA daughter strand, formed during the stall of moving replication forks and restart of replication in cells after the action of DNA damaging agents (predominantly--UV light). The repair of daughter DNA, or postreplication DNA repair (PRR), is realized by error-free (non-mutagenic) and error-prone (mutagenic) pathways. The former is a recombination repair, or...

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