RAD51 separation of function mutation disables replication fork maintenance but preserves DSB repair
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F. Nikulenkov | L. Krejci | M. Špírek | Kyungjae Myung | O. Beláň | Tae Moon Kim | Paul Hasty | Mi Young Son | Jakub Cibulka | You Young Kim | Sunyoung Hwang | Cristina Montagna
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