L-arginine promotes DNA repair in cultured bronchial epithelial cells exposed to ozone: involvement of the ATM pathway.

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L-arginine promotes DNA repair ...... nvolvement of the ATM pathway.

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L-arginine promotes DNA repair ...... involvement of the ATM pathway

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Chang-Qing Gao

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Chunyan Tang

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Fang Yu

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Fei Qu

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Guoying Sun

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Yanru Cui

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10.1042/CBI20090252

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Cha-xiang Guan

Yong Zhou

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