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Loss of RAD9B impairs early neural development and contributes to the risk for human spina bifida

CITE Title : Loss of RAD9B impairs early neural development and contributes to the risk for human spina bifida Personal Author(s) : Cao, Xuanye;Tian, Tian;Steele, John W.;Cabrera, Robert M.;Aguiar-Pulido, Vanessa;Wadhwa, Shruti;Bhavani, Nikitha;Bi, Patrick;Gargurevich, Nick H.;Hoffman, Ethan N.;Cai, Chun-Quan;Marini, Nicholas J.;Yang, Wei;Shaw, Gary M.;Ross, Margaret E.;Finnell, Richard H.;Lei, Yunping; Published Date : 4 2020;4-2020; Source : Hum Mutat. 41(4):786-799 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/87325 Cao, Xuanye et al. (2020). Loss of RAD9B impairs early neural development and contributes to the risk for human spina bifida. 41(4). Cao, Xuanye et al. "Loss of RAD9B impairs early neural development and contributes to the risk for human spina bifida" 41, no. 4 (2020) Cao, Xuanye et al. "Loss of RAD9B impairs early neural development and contributes to the risk for human spina bifida" vol. 41, no. 4, 2020 Export RIS Citation Information.

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4 2020 | Hum Mutat. 41(4):786-799

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DNA damage response (DDR) genes orchestrating the network of DNA repair, cell cycle control, are essential for the rapid proliferation of neural proge...
Telomeres in toxicology: Occupational health

CITE Title : Telomeres in toxicology: Occupational health Personal Author(s) : Shoeb, Mohammad;Meier, Helen C.S.;Antonini, James M.; Published Date : 4 2021;4-2021; Source : Pharmacol Ther. 220:107742 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/104317 Shoeb, Mohammad et al. (2021). Telomeres in toxicology: Occupational health. 220 Shoeb, Mohammad and Meier, Helen C.S. and Antonini, James M. "Telomeres in toxicology: Occupational health" 220 (2021) Shoeb, Mohammad et al. "Telomeres in toxicology: Occupational health" vol. 220, 2021 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Meier, Helen C.S.

4 2021 | Pharmacol Ther. 220:107742

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The ends of chromosomes shorten at each round of cell division, and this process is thought to be affected by occupational exposures. Occupational haz...