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Models for the architecture of the human inner kinetochore CCAN complex on centromeric α-satellite CENP-A nucleosome arrays

Barford D, Yu C, Muir K, Yang J, Zhang Z, McLaughlin S.   +5 more
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Repeated Direct-Current Countershock Without Myocardial Injury

JAMA, 1964
THE EFFECTIVENESS of direct-current (DC) countershock in the treatment of arrhythmias that are refractory to drug therapy has been established, 1 but the safety of the procedure is still questioned. Electric burns, myocardial injury, and asystole are feared complications.
T Q, KONG, W L, PROUDFIT
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Terminal direct repeats in a retrovirus-like repeated mouse gene family

Nature, 1981
The mouse genome contains multiple copies of a dispersed gene family known individually as VL30 genes which are thought to be associated with retroviruses. The copies consist of closely related 5.2-kilobase DNA sequences flanked by unrelated cellular DNA, and although no sequence homology has been found between the genes and the exogenous or endogenous
Keshet, E, Shaul, Y
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Direct repeats in mitochondrial DNA and mammalian lifespan

Mechanisms of Ageing and Development, 2006
Mitochondria have long been suspected to be among the leading determinants of aging due to their functional importance and accelerated deterioration caused by accumulation of mutations in the mitochondrial DNA. Direct repeats are known to contribute to deletion formation in mtDNA and are a powerful source of reactive oxygen species (ROS)-independent ...
Magomed, Khaidakov, Eric R, Siegel, Robert J, Shmookler Reis   +2 more
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