Three-dimensional visualization of ultraviolet-induced DNA damage and its repair in human cell nuclei.
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N. Kobayashi | T. Mori | A. Nakagawa | Y. Yamashina | T. Muramatsu | T. Shirai | M. Hashimoto | M. Ikenaga
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