DNA Damage Response

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Description

This lecture covers various experiments related to DNA damage response, including determining the dominance of a mutation causing a disease, identifying mutant genes, and analyzing protein-DNA interactions. It also discusses methods like EMSA and cloning by complementation. The lecture delves into the molecular functions of proteins involved in DNA damage response and the consequences of pathway activation during different cell cycle phases.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Biology

Genetics: Genomics, Molecular genetics

Cell biology: Cell cycle, Cancer

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