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The role of DNA base excision repair in brain homeostasis and disease
Mansour Akbari, Marya Morevati, Deborah Croteau,
Vilhelm A Bohr
Molecular Aging Program
Center for Healthy Ageing
Individualized Health
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Brain Diseases
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Brain Homeostasis
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Base Excision Repair
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DNA Base Excision Repair
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Neurological Diseases
50%
Nuclear DNA (nDNA)
50%
DNA Lesions
50%
Nucleic Acid Bases
50%
Protein Expression
50%
Cellular Energy
50%
Neurological Function
50%
Mitochondrial DNA
50%
Protein Function
50%
Cellular Bioenergetics
50%
Cellular Response
50%
Energy Homeostasis
50%
Chemical Modification
50%
Neurological Dysfunction
50%
Mitochondrial Function
50%
Human Cells
50%
Human Neurodegenerative Diseases
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Diseases
100%
Homeostasis
100%
DNA Base
100%
Base Excision Repair
100%
DNA Damage
25%
Cell Energy
25%
Nervous System Physiology
25%
Mitochondrial DNA
25%
Cell Nucleus DNA
25%
Degenerative Disease
25%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
DNA Base
100%
Diseases
100%
Base
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Mitochondrial DNA
50%
Cell Nucleus DNA
50%
Degenerative Disease
50%
Neuroscience
DNA Base
100%
Base Excision Repair
100%
Cell Energy
25%
Mitochondrial Function
25%
Mitochondrial DNA
25%
DNA Damage
25%
Neurodegenerative Disorder
25%
Nuclear DNA
25%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Base Excision Repair
100%
Homeostasis
100%
Mitochondrial DNA
25%
Bioenergetics
25%
DNA Damage
25%
Nuclear DNA
25%
Cell Energy
25%