Structural analysis of BRCA1 reveals modification hotspot
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Liang, Yanping; Dearnaley, William J.; Varano, A. Cameron; Winton, Carly E.; Gilmore, Brian L.; Alden, Nick A.; Sheng, Zhi; +1 Authors
Liang, Yanping; Dearnaley, William J.; Varano, A. Cameron; Winton, Carly E.; Gilmore, Brian L.; Alden, Nick A.; Sheng, Zhi; Kelly, Deborah F.;
Structural analysis of BRCA1 reveals modification hotspot
strand break repair, cancer, dna-damage response, e3 ligase, tumor-suppressor, transcription, electron-microscopy, complex, visualization, ubiquitin-ligase
strand break repair, cancer, dna-damage response, e3 ligase, tumor-suppressor, transcription, electron-microscopy, complex, visualization, ubiquitin-ligase
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