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Scientists unravel key steps in the road to DNA repair

Scientists unravel key steps in the road to DNA repair
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Fresh Insights Into DNA Repair Promise New Directions In Cancer Research

Tokyo, Jan 21 (IANS) Scientists have unraveled key steps in the road to DNA repair, promising new directions in cancer research.

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Fresh insights into DNA repair promise new directions in cancer research

Tokyo, January 21 (IANS): Scientists have unraveled key steps in the road to DNA repair, promising new directions in cancer research.

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RecA protein skips unwinding step in DNA repair

Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have been studying DNA repair by homologous recombination, where the RecA protein repairs breaks in double-stranded DNA by incorporating a dangling single-strand end into intact double strands, and repairing the break based on the undamaged sequence.

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