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Biophysical Journal 10: 237-245 (1970)
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Two Forms of Repair of DNA in Mammalian Cells following Irradiation

M. M. Elkind and C. Kamper

ABSTRACT

When Chinese hamster cells are lysed on top of an alkaline sucrose gradient, in time a fairly discrete DNA-containing molecular species is released from an apparently more complex material. Small doses of X-radiation speed the resolution of this complex while large doses degrade the material released from it. Incubation after irradiation reverses both effects.






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