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Uncovering the Cellular Mechanisms That Fuel Stress Response and Mutagenesis in Cancer
The recognition of higher-ordered structured nucleic acids is fundamental to immune defense, yet the molecular mechanisms governing substrate specificities remain incompletely understood. Inappropriate recognition of endogenous DNA or RNA can result in genome instability, chronic stress signaling, a
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