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[Mutator genes from Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Repair of artificial heteroduplexes in him and hsm mutants].

Genetika - 1 Jul 1996

Gracheva L M, Evstiukhina T A, Koval'tsova S V, Fedorova I V, Korolev V G

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During recent years, genes controlling mutation in higher eukaryotes have been found to be involved actively in carcinoma regeneration in cells. In this respect, studying the genetic control of mutagenesis becomes a key direction of research into mechanisms responsible for cancer generation. The results of studying interaction of mutations in the HSM3 and HSM6 genes, controlling spontaneous and induced...

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