The transcriptional coactivator ADA2b recruits a structural maintenance protein to double-strand breaks during DNA repair in plants.

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The transcriptional coactivato ...... s during DNA repair in plants.

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Danlu Han

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Huan Hu

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Jianbin Lai

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Ning Mao

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10.1104/PP.18.00123

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Chengwei Yang

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