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Mg(2+)-dependent cleavage of DNA into kilobase pair fragments is responsible for the initial degradation of DNA in apoptosis
scientific article published on 01 May 1994
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Mg(2+)-dependent cleavage of DNA into kilobase pair fragments is responsible for the initial degradation of DNA in apoptosis
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apoptotic process
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Cohen GM
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2
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1 May 1994
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Journal of Biological Chemistry
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269
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21
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14857-14860
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8195114
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