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English: "When DNA is damaged by sunlight, the damage is recognized differently depending on whether the DNA is transcriptionally active (transcription-coupled repair) or not (global excision repair). After the initial recognition step, the damage is repaired in a similar manner with the final outcome being the restoration of the normal nucleotide sequence. A more detailed description is provided in the text."
(2006). " DNA Repair: Dynamic Defenders against Cancer and Aging ". PLoS Biology 4 (6): e203. DOI : 10.1371/journal.pbio.0040203 . PMID 16752948 . PMC : 1475692 .
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Author Jill O. Fuss, Priscilla K. Cooper

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