RSC Mobilizes Nucleosomes To Improve Accessibility of Repair Machinery to the Damaged Chromatin
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Yu Zhang | Sang Eun Lee | Ji-Hyun Oum | Sang Eun Lee | Yu Zhang | E. Shim | Eun Yong Shim | Soo Jin Hong | Ji-Hyun Oum | Yvonne Yanez | Yvonne Yanez
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