2001•Journal of Investigative DermatologyOpen access

Nucleotide Excision Repair Genes are Upregulated by Low-Dose Artificial Ultraviolet B: Evidence of a Photoprotective SOS Response?

Tomoko Maeda, Prescillia Chua, Michelle T. Chong, Adrian B. Sim, Victor A. Tron, Osamu Nikaido

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Key concepts: Nucleotide excision repair, DNA repair, Pyrimidine dimer, DNA damage, Biology, Gene, Molecular biology, Base excision repair

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