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Error-prone DNA repair and translesion DNA synthesis. II: The inducible SOS hypothesis.

DNA repair - 8 Jun 2005

Bridges Bryn A

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Evelyn Witkin hypothesized in 1967 that bacterial cell division is controlled by a repressor which, like the lambda repressor, is inactivated by a complex process that starts with the presence of replication-blocking lesions in the DNA. She further suggested that this might not be the only cellular function to show induction by DNA damage. Three years later, Miroslav Radman, in a privately circulated note,...

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PMID: 15907776
DOI: 10.1016/j.dnarep.2004.12.009

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