Single-cell damagenome profiling unveils vulnerable genes and functional pathways in human genome toward DNA damage

Single-cell damagenome profiling unveils vulnerable genes and functional pathways in human genome toward DNA damage
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10.1126/sciadv.abf3329
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2021-07
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13.6
通讯作者:
Qiangyuan Zhu;Yichi Niu;Michael C. Gundry;Chenghang Zong
Qiangyuan Zhu;Yichi Niu;Michael C. Gundry;Chenghang Zong
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Qiangyuan Zhu;Yichi Niu;Michael C. Gundry;Chenghang Zong

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