… DNA damage in human diseases as well as submissions from recognised experts in
evaluating the structural and functional biology of DNA repair proteins in the context of human …

… loss of XLF/Cernunnos causes a new human disease, characterized by … DNA repair proteins.
The phosphorylation of H2AX by ATM, ATR, or DNA-PKcs is essential to link the DNA repair …

… their involvement in human disease. While some associations are already well understood,
it is clear that additional diseases will be found which are linked to DNA repair defects or …

… DNA repair is an important molecular defense system against agents that cause cancer, …
diseases, and aging. Several repair systems in humans protect the genome by repairing …

… DNA repair may play in a number of human diseases. It is conceivable that a number of other
human diseases … numerous tests used for measuring DNA repair in normal cells in culture …

… an etiological link with DNA repair defects are discussed, … the disease phenotype and the
precise DNA repair defect. Of … , Huntington's disease, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, …

… DNA repair is crucial for nervous system genesis and function. Mutations in various DNA
repair factors can lead to human diseases … DNA repair factors can lead to human diseases that …

… human disease. The rapid strides made by developments in the field of human genome
science warrant an inventory of DNA repair genes that have been identified in humans, so far, …

… to repair and defective DNA repair is … to repair DNA damage induced by ultraviolet (UV)
light demonstrated the existencein man of diseases associated with deficienciesin DNA repair. …

… In this review, we will focus on the function and cooperation of human DNA repair proteins,
their regulation, the corresponding genes and the role they play in DNA-damage signaling. …