Meanings
- not comparablebiologyInhibiting the repair of damaged DNA.
an antirepair effect
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an antirepair pathway
The increased levels of mature miRNAs could play a role in the DNA damage response by (1) decreasing the levels of antirepair genes (such as the antirecombinases, Srs2, PARI, RTEL1 [122]) (2) downregulating DDR proteins through a feedback regulation loop to restore pre-DNA damage levels.
2017, Alexey Moskalev, Alexander Vaiserman, Epigenetics of Aging and Longevity, page 174
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