Calorie restriction (CR) reduces age-dependent decline of non-homologous end joining (NHEJ) activity in rat tissues
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Jeong-Hyeon Kim | Jae-Yong Lee | Seong-Hoon Park | Jae-Eun Lee | Jee-In Heo | H. Chung | J. Heo | Y. Kho | Jeong-hyeon Kim | S. Park | Hong-Jun Kang | Jae-Yong Lee | Jae-Eun Lee | Jong-Lull Yoon | Jee-In Heo
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