Incorporation of RNA during repair of chromosome breaks
Your genome is made of DNA – its part of the central dogma. We’ve found that a major pathway for repair of breaks in your DNA genome, Nonhomologous end joining (NHEJ), frequently incorporates RNA before repair is complete. Why? How do you safely get back to a purely DNA genome? Adam and Kishore are working on this project.
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