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Oxidative base damage to telomeres sensitizes cancer cells to ATR inhibition

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By Alex Garbouchian, Natália Cestari Moreno, Aninda Dey, Christopher J. Bakkenist, Patricia L. Opresko, Ryan Barnes
| Nature Verified
Abstract Targeted inhibition of DNA damage response proteins has received significant clinical attention owing to the success of PARP inhibitors. Due to G1/S checkpoint inactivation, cancer cells are reliant on the G2/M checkpoint to cope with elevated DNA replication stress. We demonstrated that a single induction of 8-oxo-guanine at telomeres in cancer cells was sufficient to induce replication stress but was not cytotoxic.
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Why 2026 Is Critical For Indian Air Force

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By Aninda Dey
| The Secretariat
The Centre has to make some important decisions in 2026 that will be decisive for the IAF’s future: address its immediate problems, maintain its superiority, ensure timely local production and indigenous missile integration with imported fighters, boost Tejas development, and procure a fifth-generation jet. IAF’s Two Major Problems The IAF faces two big interconnected problems.
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Iran war is Trump’s lame excuse for pausing Taiwan arms package

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By Aninda Dey
| Firstpost Verified
The pause in the second US arms package for Taiwan, the largest since 1979 and worth around $14 billion, wasn’t surprising following Xi Jinping’s dire warning to Donald Trump during the Beijing summit earlier this month. After approving an $11.15 billion arms package for Taiwan in December, Trump didn’t approve the second package, knowing that Xi would object during their meeting.
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