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No references found	85-93 DNA REPAIR PATHWAYS Errors in replication, extracellular influences such as UV light, radiation, and chemicals, and endogenous influences such as oxygen radicals routinely cause DNA damage, generally depurination, deamination, nonenzymatic methylation, and hydrolysis, sometimes with the attachment of a chemical group to DNA, the combination of which is termed an adduct. Basic Concepts of Molecular Pathology by Timothy Craig Allen and Philip T Cagle and Helmut H Popper / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine 2] can interact with DNA and, in turn, lead to depurination of DNA--a potential mutagenesis event (Cavalieri et al. Body burdens of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, dibenzofurans, and ... by Papke, Olaf / Environmental Health Perspectives This depurination of the SR loop results in irreversible inhibition of protein synthesis at the translation step by impairing both the elongation factor (EF) 1-dependent binding of aminoacyl-tRNA and the GTP-dependent binding of EF-2 to the affected ribosome (Gessner and Irvin, 1980). A 13-week subchronic intravaginal toxicity study of pokeweed ... by D'Cruz, O.J.; Waurzyniak, B.; Uckun, F.M. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology	depth finder depth gage Depth Gauge depth hoar depth magnification depth marker depth micrometer depth of compensation depth of cut depth of engagement depth of field depth of fixity depth of focus depth of fusion Depth of Hardening Depth of Image Space depth of thread depth perception Depth Psychology depth sounder depth zone depth-duration-area value depth-first search depth-type filtration depthometer depurination Deputatskii deputy Deputy Inquiry Deputy, The deque dequeue DER Der Grosse Brockhaus Der Nister Der Sozialdemokrat Der Spiegel Dera Ghazi Khan Dera Ismail Khan derail Derain Derain, Andre Derain, André Deraismes, Maria derangement derangement numbers derating Deratization Derazhnia Derbe Derbeke	Depulsion Depulsory DEPUR Depurant depurate depurate depurate depurated depurated depurates depurates depurating depurating depuration depuration depuration depurations depurations Depurative Depurative Depurative depuratives depuratives depurator depurator depurators depurators Depuratory Depure Depurgatory depurination Depurition Deputable deputation deputation deputations deputations Deputator Deputatskii depute depute Député Député deputed deputed deputes deputes deputies deputies deputies Deputies Advisory Working Group Deputies Committee Deputies Committee of the National Security Council Deputies Law Enforcement Association deputing deputing deputise deputise deputised deputised deputises

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85-93 DNA REPAIR PATHWAYS Errors in replication, extracellular influences such as UV light, radiation, and chemicals, and endogenous influences such as oxygen radicals routinely cause DNA damage, generally depurination, deamination, nonenzymatic methylation, and hydrolysis, sometimes with the attachment of a chemical group to DNA, the combination of which is termed an adduct.

Basic Concepts of Molecular Pathology by Timothy Craig Allen and Philip T Cagle and Helmut H Popper / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

2] can interact with DNA and, in turn, lead to depurination of DNA--a potential mutagenesis event (Cavalieri et al.

Body burdens of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, dibenzofurans, and ... by Papke, Olaf / Environmental Health Perspectives

This depurination of the SR loop results in irreversible inhibition of protein synthesis at the translation step by impairing both the elongation factor (EF) 1-dependent binding of aminoacyl-tRNA and the GTP-dependent binding of EF-2 to the affected ribosome (Gessner and Irvin, 1980).

A 13-week subchronic intravaginal toxicity study of pokeweed ... by D'Cruz, O.J.; Waurzyniak, B.; Uckun, F.M. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology