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Effect of radiation quality on mutagenic joining of enzymatically-induced DNA double-strand breaks in previously irradiated human cells.

Radiation research - 1 Nov 2014

Li Zhentian, Wang Huichen, Wang Ya, Murnane John P, Dynan William S

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Previous work has shown that high charge and energy particle irradiation of human cells evokes a mutagenic repair phenotype, defined by increased mutagenic repair of new double-strand breaks that are introduced enzymatically, days or weeks after the initial irradiation. The effect was seen origin...

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PMID: 25329962
DOI: 10.1667/RR13723.1

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