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Arabidopsis YEATS domain proteins facilitate DNA double-strand break repair via homology-directed pathways
Detecting and repairing damaged DNA is critical for maintaining cellular function. These processes occur within chromatin, yet how chromatin effectors (proteins that modulate the properties and compositions of chromatin) facilitate this process in plants remains poorly understood. Here we id
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