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In response to a plethora of genotoxic reactions, all forms of life ranging from bacteria to man possess multiple systems for either repairing damage inflicted on DNA or, alternatively, increasing their tolerance to it. This book summarizes existing knowledge on how these DNA damage processing pathways are selectively targeted to defective sites in the mammalian genome. It discusses the biological, clinical and toxicological implications of DNA damage recognition in a comprehensive manner. For example, DNA adducts formed by the anticancer drug cisplatin are recognized by excision repair factors, transcription factors, DNA polymerases, RNA polymerases or recombination factors. The consequences of each of these molecular recognition functions are discussed in detail.
The book contains black-and-white illustrations.
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Devon Day
reviewed Mechanisms of DNA damage recognition in mammalian cells on April 25, 2021
Mechanisms of DNA damage recognition in mammalian cells
This was one of the books we read in my Interpersonal Communications hybrid class. I found it very enlightening. I just wish the class was in the physical classroom because some of the concepts this book touches base on would have been interesting to openly discuss with my fellow peers. Plus, I feel like I would have gotten more from the class if it wasn't online, for it was interpersonal. The whole idea of an online interpersonal communications class was a bit ironic to me. Not talk bad so much about the book, because it was absolutely great, just the irritability of my schedule. My silly school and their systematic procedures of scheduling weird ways of taking a class that deals with COMMUNICATING WITH OTHERS FACE-TO-FACE... in weird set-up stipulations.
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