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Nucleotide excision repair impairment by nodularin in CHO cell lines due to ERCC1/XPF inactivation.
Toxicology letters - 30 Jun 2008
Lankoff A, Sochacki J, Spoof L, Meriluoto J, Wojcik A, Wegierek A, Verschaeve L
Abstract excerpt
The problem of toxicity of cyanobacterial toxins is of increasing concern, as the incidence of such blooms grows. Among the toxins, the most abundant in the environment are hepatotoxins known as nodularins and microcystins. These toxins are responsible for almost all known cases of fresh and brackish water intoxication and are responsible for recurrent episodes of human and animal illness and death. Moreover,...
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