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Specific Features of Repair DNA-Polymerases in Embryogenesis of the Loach

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The current concept of eukaryotic DNA polymerases is considered, which are involved in nuclear DNA repair. The data are given on a new group of DNA polymerases that maintain the integrity of DNA structures without preliminary excision of damaged regions. A special attention is paid to specific features of the functioning of repair DNA polymerases in embryogenesis of the loach. A possible existence is discussed of the previously unknown pathway of DNA repair with participation of DNA polymerase δ as independent from the nuclear antigen of proliferating cells.

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    N. P. Sharova, E. B. Abramova, S. B. Dmitrieva & V. S. Mikhailov

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Sharova, N.P., Abramova, E.B., Dmitrieva, S.B. et al. Specific Features of Repair DNA-Polymerases in Embryogenesis of the Loach. Russian Journal of Developmental Biology 33, 311–314 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020449108923

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