DNA repair and the role of chromatin structure.

Abstract The demonstration of variable repair efficiency at specific sites in a yeast minichromosome and the lack of gene-specific repair in a human neurodegenerative disorder were among the highlights in 1990, when many reports emphasized the significant role of chromatin structure in both DNA damage formation and its subsequent repair.

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