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The Photolyase/Cryptochrome Family of Proteins as DNA Repair Enzymes and Transcriptional Repressors
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Kavakli, Ibrahim Halil Baris, Ibrahim Tardu, Mehmet Gül, Şeref Öner, Haşimcan Çal, Sibel Bulut, Selma Yarparvar, Darya Berkel, Çağlar Ustaoğlu, Pınar Aydın, Cihan Kavakli, Ibrahim Halil Baris, Ibrahim Tardu, Mehmet Gül, Şeref Öner, Haşimcan Çal, Sibel Bulut, Selma Yarparvar, Darya Berkel, Çağlar Ustaoğlu, Pınar Aydın, Cihan |
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Kavakli, Ibrahim Halil Baris, Ibrahim Tardu, Mehmet Gül, Şeref Öner, Haşimcan Çal, Sibel Bulut, Selma Yarparvar, Darya Berkel, Çağlar Ustaoğlu, Pınar Aydın, Cihan |
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