5-Hydroxymethylcytosine Marks Sites of DNA Damage and Promotes Genome Stability

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Gene switch may repair DNA and prevent cancer

Bionity, 16 Feb 2016

Bruce Rolff (123rf) Damaged DNA strands are shown (Artist representation). Cell Reports 5hmC and TET enzymes are important for…

Gene Switch Could Repair DNA, Prevent Cancer

Drug Discovery and Development , 15 Feb 2016

A team of scientists in Japan has found that a DNA modification called 5hmC - thought to be involved in turning genes on and…

Gene switch may repair DNA and prevent cancer. ecancer

ecancer, 15 Feb 2016

A team of scientists in Japan has found that a DNA modification called 5hmC - thought to be involved in turning genes on and…

Gene switch may repair DNA and prevent cancer

Health Medicinet, 12 Feb 2016

/ no comments A team of scientists in Japan has found that a DNA modification called 5hmC – thought to be involved in turning…

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