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Pyrimidine dimer

Pyrimidine dimers are chemical species issued from a photochemical reaction involving two pyrimidine (P) nucleobases (thymine, cytosine, or uracil) through formation of new covalent bonds. The discovery of pyrimidine dimers was initially prompted by the observation that ultraviolet (UV) radiation inactivates cells. Over the years, experimental and…

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Pyrimidine dimer

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related to Optical properties · 15
Pyrimidine dimer → Among, CPDs, Cyclobutane, Dewar, DNA, For, Formation, However, In, Much, SP, The, UV, UV-induced DNA, UVA
related to DNA repair · 13
Pyrimidine dimer → CPDs, DNA, FAD, In, Photolyase, Photoreactivation, Poisson, Pyrimidine, The, The UV, These, UV, UV-induced DNA
related to Mutagenesis · 7
Pyrimidine dimer → As, CPDs, Cytosines, Mutagenesis, SOS, This, UV
related to Structural factors · 7
Pyrimidine dimer → DNA, Factors, Numerous, Similarly, TCG, The, These
related to Photoreversal · 6
Pyrimidine dimer → CPD, CPDs, DNA, Subsequently, The, This
has application · 5
Pyrimidine dimer → Beyond, DNA, In, These, UV
related to Photochemistry · 5
Pyrimidine dimer → Among, Beyond, DNA, The, While

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pyrimidine dimers dna formation repair cpds also dimerization thymine uv mechanism absorption dimer process 64pps upon lesions studies nucleobases base

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ionic strength are known to affect the conformation of the double helixinstance ofparticularly regarding the recognition of lesions by DNA repair enzymes.Factors0.80text
thereby modulating dimerization quantum yieldsinstance ofparticularly regarding the recognition of lesions by DNA repair enzymes.Factors0.80text
humansinstance ofexcluding placental mammals0.80text
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Pyrimidine dimerrelated to DNA repairPyrimidine0.60section
Pyrimidine dimerrelated to DNA repairDNA0.60section
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Pyrimidine dimerrelated to DNA repairPhotoreactivation0.60section

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