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11. How Genes Are Controlled - Part 2 of 2!
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11. How Genes Are Controlled / Oncogenes and Tumor Suppression / Problem 3
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What role does the antiparallel strand structure of DNA play in nucleotide excision repair?
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It signals the NER where to start the repair.
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It makes the DNA structure firm when the damaged DNA segment is excised.
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It provides the endpoint for DNA repair.
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It ensures that there will be no loss of information during the rectification of the damaged DNA.
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