DNA Polymerases η and θ Function in the Same Genetic Pathway to Generate Mutations at A/T during Somatic Hypermutation of Ig Genes
Authors:
- Rika OuchidaRORika Ouchida
- Masaki HikidaMHMasaki Hikida
- Tomohiro KurosakiTKTomohiro Kurosaki
- Masayuki YokoiMYMasayuki Yokoi
- Chikahide MasutaniCMChikahide Masutani
- Mineaki SekiMSMineaki Seki
- Richard D. WoodRWRichard D. Wood
- Fumio HanaokaFHFumio Hanaoka
- Jiyang O-WangJOJiyang O-Wang
Open Access
- 1 June 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Biological Chemistry
- Vol. 282 (24) , 17387-17394
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