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Decreased stable transfection frequencies of six X-ray-sensitive CHO strains, all members of the xrs complementation group

Jeggo et al., 1989

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5807041286910676481
Author
Jeggo P
Smith-Ravin J
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Mutation Research/DNA Repair

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Six X-ray-sensitive strains (xrs) of the Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cell line, all of which have a defect in double-strand break (dsb) rejoining, have been investigated for their proficiency in DNA transfection assays. All 6 strains and clonal isolates derived from them …
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