Titlebook: Mechanisms of DNA Damage Recognition in Mammalian Cells; Hanspeter Naegeli Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 DNA.DN

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Hanspeter Naegeli D.V.M.knowledge of the fundamental notions of set theory, in particular of the system of ordinal and cardinal numbers. In this book we mainly deal with general infinite ordered sets. In this field the textbook literature is still very small. Therefore this book supplements the existing literature.

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Medical Background: Human DNA Damage Recognition and Processing Disorders,on. DNA repair processes also minimize the mutagenic consequences of DNA damage, thereby preventing the accumulation of mutations at critical positions in DNA and reducing the incidence of cancer or inherited diseases..

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Animal Models of DNA Damage Recognition and Processing Disorders,y Ku86 subunit of DNA-PK has also been established. Finally, an example of . mutant deficient in the transcription/nucleotide excision repair factor XPB will be mentioned because of its striking phenotype.

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