Cell Splicing (IMAGE)
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The ‘splicing’ mechanism in cancer cells allows them to repair their DNA and avoid the cell death caused by PARP inhibitor therapy, resulting in drug resistance. Under a microscope, DNA repair is visible as bright green spots ("foci") in the blue-stained cell DNA. Orange highlights actively growing cancer cells.
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