Gamma-irradiated quiescent cells repair directly induced double-strand breaks but accumulate persistent double-strand breaks during subsequent DNA replication

Yusuke Minakawa(Tokyo University of Science), Kenichi Yoshioka(National Cancer Research Institute), Yuko Atsumi(National Cancer Research Institute), Yasufumi Murakami(Tokyo University of Science), Akira Shinohara(Shenzhen University)
The Molecular Biology Society of Japan
November 8, 2016
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