Lecture

Telomere damage response

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This lecture covers the telomere damage response, focusing on the role of POT1 and ATR kinases in regulating DNA repair and cell cycle arrest. It discusses the interplay between ATM and ATR kinases, shedding light on the mechanisms of DNA damage response at mammalian telomeres.

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