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Study shows how XRCC1 gene untangles proteins that trigger cancerous tumors – News-Medical.Net

Even on a good day, DNA is constantly getting damaged. Nicks, scratches, breaks: the delicate strands that carry life’s genetic…

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June 11, 2021

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Even on a good day, DNA is constantly getting damaged. Nicks, scratches, breaks: the delicate strands that carry life’s genetic code take a beating as they jumble about in the course of their work. If left untreated, errors accumulate, with fatal consequences…

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