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An integrated genome-wide resource reveals distinct replication environments of DNA breakage in human cancer cell lines

Sep 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations · 69 references
Biology

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An integrated genome-wide resource of DSBs, DNA replication, replication timing, transcription, and R-loops in two widely used cancer cell lines, under steady-state conditions and following prolonged low-dose DNA polymerase inhibition is established.

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