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Mechanism of thermotolerance induction by split-dose hyperthermia in Deinococcus radiodurans DNA repair deficient mutants.

International journal of molecular medicine - 1 Nov 2003

Harada Kazuki, Ando Mami, Fujimura-Ito Tomoko, Kasahara-Imamura Mika, Sako Yoshihiko, Uchida Aritsune, Ishida Yuzaburo, Kadota Hajime, Ohnishi Takeo, Moseley Bevan E B

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We examined the phenomenon of thermotolerance induction in the radioresistant prokaryote, Deinococcus radiodurans, which was initially exposed to 30 min at 52 degrees C followed by various intervals up to 6 h at 30 degrees C in TGY medium and then re-exposed to 52 degrees C for various periods, i.e., split-dose hyperthermia. This thermotolerance induction was analyzed in DNA repair deficient mutants (strain 302,...

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