Effect of novobiocin on gamma-radiation-induced dna repair in human lymphocyte subpopulations

Rensburg, Elizabeth J. van; Louw, Werner; Engelbrecht, Rosmarie I.; Izatt, H.

doi:10.1016/0020-711x(89)90052-9

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Effect of novobiocin on gamma-radiation-induced dna repair in human lymphocyte subpopulations

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