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Perspectives
Chromosomal Translocations and Non-B DNA Structures in the Human Genome
Sathees C. Raghavan and Michael R. Lieber
volume 3 | issue 6
june 2004Pages: 762 - 768
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The mechanisms of chromosomal translocations in mammalian cells have been largely undefined. Recent progress on the most common translocation in human cancer, t(14;18), highlights interesting issues in DNA structure and in the enzymes involved in the cutting and joining phases of the process.
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