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The role of recombinational hotspots in genome instability in mammalian cells.
BioEssays : news and reviews in molecular, cellular and developmental biology - 1 Dec 1990
Murnane J P
Abstract excerpt
Genome instability has been associated with progression of transformed cells to high tumorigenicity. Although genome instability may result from a variety of factors, some studies suggest that DNA in the region of a chromosome rearrangement can subsequently have much higher rates of DNA deletions or gene amplification. One approach to studying the factors that produce these high rates of DNA rearrangement is by...
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