A DNA double-strand break defective fibroblast cell line (180BR) derived from a radiosensitive patient represents a new mutant phenotype

Badie, C; Goodhardt, M; Waugh, A; Doyen, N; Foray, N; Calsou, P; Singleton, B; Gell, David; Salles, B; Jeggo, P; Arlett, CF; Malaise, EP

A DNA double-strand break defective fibroblast cell line (180BR) derived from a radiosensitive patient represents a new mutant phenotype

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posted on 2023-05-17, 02:59 authored by Badie, C, Goodhardt, M, Waugh, A, Doyen, N, Foray, N, Calsou, P, Singleton, B, David GellDavid Gell, Salles, B, Jeggo, P, Arlett, CF, Malaise, EP

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Cancer Research

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57

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20

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4600-4607

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0008-5472

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Menzies Institute for Medical Research

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Amer Assoc Cancer Research

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615 Chestnut St, 17Th Floor, Philadelphia, USA, Pa, 19106-4404

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