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Low Dose Ionizing Radiation Strongly Stimulates Insertional Mutagenesis in a γH2AX Dependent Manner

2019-04-19

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Extrachromosomal DNA can integrate into the genome with no sequence specificity producing an insertional mutation. This process, which is referred to as random integration (RI), requires a double stranded break (DSB) in the genome. Inducing DSBs by various means, including ionizing radiation, increases the frequency of integration. Here we report that non-lethal physiologically relevant doses of ionizing radiation...

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5e0967b1-0099-5ce9-a77d-14dda3e8028c
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10.1101/614040
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