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Brca1 & Ctdp1 Brct Domainomics In The Dna Damage Response, Kimiko L. Krieger Dec 2019

Brca1 & Ctdp1 Brct Domainomics In The Dna Damage Response, Kimiko L. Krieger

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Genomic instability is one of the enabling characteristics of cancer. DNA damage response pathways are important for genomic integrity and cell cycle progression. Defects in DNA damage repair can often lead to cell cycle arrest, cell death, or tumorigenesis. The activation of the DNA damage response includes tightly regulated signaling cascades that involve kinase phosphorylation and modular domains that scaffold phosphorylated motifs to coordinate recruitment of DNA repair proteins. Modular domains are conserved tertiary structures of a protein that can fold, function, and evolve independently from an intact protein. One of the most common modular domains involved in DNA damage …