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Biological consequences of formation and repair of complex DNA damage.

Cancer letters - 31 Dec 2012

Magnander Karin, Elmroth Kecke

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Endogenous processes or genotoxic agents can induce many types of single DNA damage (single-strand breaks, oxidized bases and abasic sites). In addition, ionizing radiation induces complex lesions such as double-strand breaks and clustered damage. To preserve the genomic stability and prevent carcinogenesis, distinct repair pathways have evolved. Despite this, complex DNA damage can cause severe problems and is...

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PMID: 22353687
DOI: 10.1016/j.canlet.2012.02.013

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