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Molecular mechanism of regulation of the cellular protein levels of endonuclease III homologue (NTH1) in response to DNA damage

2018-01-01

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Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is the store of genetic material, needed for cellular survival and replication. Cellular DNA is under constant attack from genotoxic agents, arising endogenously or exogenously in relation to the cell. Maintaining the stability of the genome is imperative to ensure accurate inheritance of the genetic code for future progeny and ensures that crucial biological processes are undisturbed....

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Literature Corpus work: db765be1-d9ed-57d1-8d8a-c797d34b0e11
DOI: 10.17638/03026978

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