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Nse1-dependent recruitment of Smc5/6 to lesion-containing loci contributes to the repair defects of mutant complexes
Authors
Akamatsu Y
Ampatzidou E
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Andrews EA
Aono N
Birkenbihl RP
Birkenbihl RP
Branzei D
Broomfield S
Callegari AJ
Callegari AJ
Callegari AJ
Calonge TM
Calonge TM
Chavez A
Chen YH
Claudia Tapia-Alveal
Daigaku Y
Deshpande AM
Doe CL
Doyle JM
Duan X
Duan X
Forsburg S
Fujioka Y
Germe T
Harvey SH
Hirano T
Huang J
Irmisch A
Kai M
Karras GI
Keeney JB
Kegel A
Kunkel TA
Lee KM
Lee KY
Lehmann AR
Lindroos HB
Marti TM
Matthew J. O'Connell
McDonald WH
Memisoglu A
Moreno S
Morishita T
Morishita T
Murray JM
Orna Cohen-Fix
Osman F
Outwin EA
Palecek J
Pebernard S
Pebernard S
Potts PR
Potts PR
Rubio ED
Sergeant J
Sheedy DM
Strom L
Sugimoto T
Sun W
Szilard RK
Szuts D
Tapia-Alveal C
Tatebayashi K
Unal E
Vanoli F
Verkade HM
Wang SW
Wendt KS
Williams JS
Zaratiegui M
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The American Society for Cell Biology
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Abstract
The Smc5/6 complex is widely believed to be required for homologous recombination. It is shown that repair defects of Smc5/6 mutants are due to the Nse1-dependent recruitment of dysfunctional complexes to lesions
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