Replication-dependent and -independent Responses of RAD18 to DNA Damage in Human Cells
Authors:
- Li LanLLLi Lan
- Shin-Ichiro KannoSKShin-Ichiro Kanno
- Noriko UsamiNUNoriko Usami
- Katsumi KobayashiKKKatsumi Kobayashi
- Masahiko MoriMMMasahiko Mori
- Tadahiro ShiomiTSTadahiro Shiomi
- Akira YasuiAYAkira Yasui
Open Access
- 1 November 2006
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Biological Chemistry
- Vol. 281 (45) , 34687-34695
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