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Circadian clock control of the cellular response to DNA damage.
FEBS letters - 18 Jun 2010
Sancar Aziz, Lindsey-Boltz Laura A, Kang Tae-Hong, Reardon Joyce T, Lee Jin Hyup, Ozturk Nuri
Abstract excerpt
Mammalian cells possess a cell-autonomous molecular clock which controls the timing of many biochemical reactions and hence the cellular response to environmental stimuli including genotoxic stress. The clock consists of an autoregulatory transcription-translation feedback loop made up of four genes/proteins, BMal1, Clock, Cryptochrome, and Period. The circadian clock has an intrinsic period of about 24 h, and it...
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