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August 19, 1997Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesOpen Access

Activities and response to DNA damage of latent and active sequence-specific DNA binding forms of mouse p53

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YWYu WuNanjing University of Chinese MedicineHHHua HuangBengbu Medical CollegeZMZoe MinerGynecologic Oncology Group

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