Microhomology Usage
Microhomology Usage is a molecular repair mechanism that belongs to the class of DNA double-strand break repair pathways and is distinguished by the reliance on short, directly homologous nucleotide sequences—typically 2–20 base pairs in length—flanking the break site to facilitate error-prone end joining through annealing and ligation, thereby enabling genomic rejoining without a homologous template.
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Highly Frequent Frameshift DNA Synthesis by Human DNA Polymerase μ
Yanbin Zhang, Xiaohua Wu, Fenghua Yuan et al. · Molecular and Cellular Biology · 2001 · 84 citations
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Brotman Baty Institute
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Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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Kansas State University
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Cancer Genetics (United States)
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