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ZNF131-BACH1 transcriptionally accelerates RAD51-dependent homologous recombination repair and therapy-resistance of non-small-lung cancer cells by …

Fan et al., 2024

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15426422763457766951
Author
Fan M
Liu Q
Ma X
Jiang Y
Wang Y
Jia S
Nie Y
Deng R
Zhou P
Zhang S
Jiang S
Guan M
Hou Y
Miao Y
Zhang Y
Zhang X
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Theranostics

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Rationale: Both bulk RNA-sequencing and GEO database upon chemotherapy to non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) cells reveal that ZNF131 (Zinc Finger Protein 131) maybe a crucial transcriptional factor involved. However, it is a recently discovered protein with …
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