DNA repair mechanisms affecting cytotoxicity by streptozotocin in E. coli

Fram, Robert J.; Mack, Susan L.; George, Michael H.; Marinus, Martin

doi:10.1016/0921-8777(89)90018-9

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“…Indeed, 3-methyl-2/-deoxyadenosine (3-Me-dAdo) seems largely responsible for the toxicity associated with exposure to cytotoxic methylating agents (127). Bacteria deficient in the repair of this lesion are exquisitely sensitive to killing by monofunctional alkylating agents, whereas transfection with plasmids expressing repair enzymes restores normal sensitivity to such agents (128)(129)(130). As to be an SOS-dependent premutagenic lesion in repairdeficient bacteria (131).…”

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Endogenous DNA adducts: Potential and paradox

Marnett¹,

Burcham²

1993

Chem. Res. Toxicol.

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Endogenous DNA adducts: Potential and paradox

Marnett¹,

Burcham²

1993

Chem. Res. Toxicol.

286

154

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“…This cluster was found to be the basic theme in this time period. A typical representative article for this cluster is the article published by Fram et al with the title "DNA repair mechanisms affecting cytotoxicity by streptozotocin in E. coli" [31]. A further important basic research time in this period was also encompassed in the cluster "Transcription, Genetic/ drug effects" consisting of the MeSH headings relating to the gene expression and regulation of gene expression and drug effects on the gene expression and regulation of this expression.…”

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Exploring the Knowledge Landscape of Escherichia coli Research: A Scientometric Overview

Kastrin¹,

Erjavec²

2023

Escherichia Coli - Old and New Insights

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Escherichia coli (E. coli) has the hallmark of being the most extensively studied organism. This is shown by the thousands of articles published since its discovery by T. Escherich in 1885. On the other hand, very little is known about the intellectual landscape in E. coli research. For example, how the trend of publications on E. coli has evolved over time and which scientific topics have been the focus of interest for researchers. In this chapter, we present the results of a large-scale scientometric analysis of about 100,000 bibliographic records from PubMed over the period 1981–2021. To examine the evolution of research topics over time, we divided the dataset into four intervals of equal width. We created co-occurrence networks from keywords indexed in the Medical Subject Headings vocabulary and systematically examined the structure and evolution of scientific knowledge about E. coli. The extracted research topics were visualized in strategic diagrams and qualitatively characterized in terms of their maturity and cohesion.

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Widespread adaptive response against environmental methylating agents in microorganisms

Sedgwick¹,

Vaughan²

1991

Mutation Research/Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutag

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DNA repair mechanisms affecting cytotoxicity by streptozotocin in E. coli

Cited by 11 publications

References 9 publications

Endogenous DNA adducts: Potential and paradox

Endogenous DNA adducts: Potential and paradox

Exploring the Knowledge Landscape of Escherichia coli Research: A Scientometric Overview

Widespread adaptive response against environmental methylating agents in microorganisms

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