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Maintenance of DNA and repair of apurinic sites

Verly, 1975

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5780311406570601329
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Verly W
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Molecular Mechanisms for Repair of DNA: Part A

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Escherichia coli cells contain an enzyme which hydrolyzes a phosphodiester bond near each apurinic site in double-stranded DNA. This endonuclease is specific for apurinic sites; it has no effect on normal DNA, and its action on alkylated DNA is restricted to apurinic sites …
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