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Volume 18   Issue 2   Year 2023
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Pozdnyakov E.M., Korneichuk A.D., Rogacheva A.V., Vasilev G.A. Polymerase β Limits the Rate of DNA Single-Strand Break Repair. Ìàthematical biology and bioinformatics. 2023;18(2):294-307. doi: 10.17537/2023.18.294
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