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Structural Basis for the Mechanism and Stability of the EEPD1 5’ Endonuclease

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By Robert A. Hromas, Anurag Misra
| The Journal of Biological Chemistry Verified
Key Words EEPD1 endonuclease dimerization DNA damage APE1 base excision repair INTRODUCTION Replication is not a smooth and continuous process, but rather one of stops and restarts (1,2). One of the most common barriers to replication is when the progressing replication fork encounters oxidative DNA damage from reactive oxygen species generated during metabolism (3-5). Cells have evolved a crucial pathway to repair oxidative DNA damage, the base excision repair (BER) pathway (5-9).
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International Concrete Abstracts Portal

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By Lalit Singh, Anurag Misra
| Concrete International
Title: Behavior of MgO-Based Cementitious Binder Concrete Under Acidic and Sulphate Environments (Prepublished) Author(s): Publication: Materials Journal Volume: Issue: Appears on pages(s): Keywords: chemical exposure; M-S-H; UPV DOI: 10.14359/51750605 Date: Abstract:
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Heat Resistance of Concrete Incorporating Magnesium Oxide and Fly Ash in Portland Cement Binder System

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By Lalit Singh, Anurag Misra, Rimen Jamatia
| ascelibrary.org
Practical Applications In this work, a reduction in CO2 emissions was achieved through the partial replacement of OPC with low-carbon reactive MgO and fly ash derived from coal industry waste. However, the resulting binder concrete was found to require further refinement.
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