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Slowdown in DNA Replication Leads to Cancer-Forming Genomic Damage
In a recent publication, cancer researchers described a mechanism for the formation of breakage in DNA at specific “fragile sites” that induced chromosomal instability, which is characteristic of cells in the early stages of cancer development. More...19 Jul 2011
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