New study shows how ruptured cell nuclei can reseal themselves
Researchers have uncovered the mechanism by which a cell nucleus can reseal itself in the event of a rupture, protecting its DNA.
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Researchers have uncovered the mechanism by which a cell nucleus can reseal itself in the event of a rupture, protecting its DNA.
The new study shows the molecular mechanisms which re-seal the nucleus’ protective envelope to shield its genetic material. Within a cell, the nucleus
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