Titlebook: Mechanisms of DNA Damage and Repair; Implications for Car Michael G. Simic,Lawrence Grossman,David S. Bergto Book 1986 Springer Science+Bus

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naive set theory are presupposed, - not more than is treated in a textbook on set theory, even if this restricts us only to the most basic facts of this field. We have summarized all of this in Chapter 0 without longer discusssions and explanations, because there are s- eral textbooks which can be

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Alexander Hollaender naive set theory are presupposed, - not more than is treated in a textbook on set theory, even if this restricts us only to the most basic facts of this field. We have summarized all of this in Chapter 0 without longer discusssions and explanations, because there are s- eral textbooks which can be

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Introduction to Mechanisms of DNA Damage and Repair solar. and cosmic radiations.. Food, the basic source of life-sustaining bio-energy, contains a variety of natural and cooking-induced carcinogens.. In addition to these natural exposures, technological developments have resulted in man-made hazards from pollution.

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Book 1986sment," held at the National Bureau of Standards on June 2-7, 1985, This volume deals with mechanisms of DNA damage and repair at the molecular level; consequences of unrepaired or misrepaired damage, with major emphasis on carcinogenesis; drugs which bind selectively to altered and potentially dama