Nucleotide excision repair proteins and their importance for radiation‐enhanced transfection

Keywords

Transfection, Nucleotide excision repair, ERCC1, Molecular biology, Plasmid

References

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• transcription-coupled repair status in the mouse lung independently of the Ozone induces clear cellular and molecular responsesJ. Dormans, Johanna A. C. Schalk, T. J. Orzechowski — 2015

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