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Telomerase mRNA Reduces Radiation-induced DNA Damage of human skin

2025-02-03

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Over four million people undergo radiation therapy annually in the United States. Among these, more than 90% experience varying degrees of radiation-induced skin injury. Despite the enormity of the problem, there is currently no FDA-approved agent to prevent or treat skin damage caused by ionizing radiation. In the current study, ionizing radiation induced dose-dependent genomic and mitochondrial DNA damage, leadi...

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35075fdf-a8f7-5025-bfc1-77f96bff08b5
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10.1101/2025.02.01.636031
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