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Authors:
Dizdaroglu, M
Citation: M. Dizdaroglu, Mechanisms of free radical damage to DNA, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 3-26
Authors:
Singer, B
Hang, B
Citation: B. Singer et B. Hang, Role of chemical structure in determination of repair enzyme substrate specificity and mechanism, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 27-61
Authors:
Epe, B
Citation: B. Epe, DNA damage induced by photosensitizers and other photoreactive compounds, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 63-96
Authors:
Bernstein, C
Citation: C. Bernstein, Sex as a response to oxidative DNA damage, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 99-118
Authors:
Beckman, KB
Ames, BN
Citation: Kb. Beckman et Bn. Ames, Oxidative DNA damage: assessing its role in cancer and aging, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 119-129
Authors:
Butler, J
Citation: J. Butler, Redox cycling antitumor drugs, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 131-159
Authors:
Booth, LA
Bilton, RF
Citation: La. Booth et Rf. Bilton, Genotoxic potential of the secondary bile acids: a role for reactive oxygen species, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 161-177
Authors:
Rodriguez, H
Akman, SA
Citation: H. Rodriguez et Sa. Akman, Application of genomic gene enrichment for enhancing the sensitivity of the ligation-mediated polymerase chain reaction, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 181-193
Authors:
Rindgen, D
Chaudhary, AK
Blair, IA
Citation: D. Rindgen et al., Applications of advanced mass spectrometry to detect oxidative DNA damage:carcinogenic implications, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 195-213
Authors:
Hartwig, A
Citation: A. Hartwig, Assessment of oxidative DNA damage by the frequency of formamidopyrimidineglycosylase (FPG) sensitive DNA lesions, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 215-223
Authors:
Jenner, A
England, TG
Aruoma, OI
Halliwell, B
Citation: A. Jenner et al., Measurement of DNA damage by gas chromatography mass spectrometry: validation of the hydrolysis and derivatization conditions, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 225-240
Authors:
Collins, AR
Citation: Ar. Collins, The comet assay: a novel approach to measuring DNA oxidation, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 241-260
Authors:
Poulsen, HE
Loft, S
Citation: He. Poulsen et S. Loft, Interpretation of oxidative DNA modification: relation between tissue levels, excretion of urinary repair products, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 261-270
Authors:
Herbert, KE
Lunec, J
Citation: Ke. Herbert et J. Lunec, Progress in the immunodetection of products of oxidative damage to DNA, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 271-284
Authors:
Cadet, J
Bianchini, F
Girault, I
Molko, D
Polverelli, M
Ravanat, JL
Sauvaigo, S
Signorini, N
Tuce, Z
Citation: J. Cadet et al., Measurement of oxidative base damage to DNA: HPLC/P-32-postlabeling, immunological and non invasive assays, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 285-300
Authors:
Routledge, MN
Weinfeld, M
Jones, GDD
Citation: Mn. Routledge et al., P-32-postlabeling detection of oxidative DNA damage, DNA AND FREE RADICALS: TECHNIQUES, MECHANISMS & APPLICATIONS, 1998, pp. 301-318
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