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[Human hR24L gene is involved in DNA excision repair and recombination repair].

Zhonghua yi xue za zhi - 1 Dec 1999

Han Y, Zhu Y

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OBJECTIVE: To study the correction phenotype of temperature sensitive mutant rad24LR of S. cerevisiae and to clone wild human functional homologue. METHODS: The temperature sensitive mutant rad24LR was studied by complementation test. Transformation of rad24LR was performed with human cDNA expression library to screen for reversion phenotype. RESULTS: RAD24L can complement the radiation sensitive phenotype of the...

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