Time-lapse Microscopy of Chinese Hamster Cells under Conditions of PLD Repair and Non-PLD Repair after Irradiation: International Journal of Radiation Biology and Related Studies in Physics, Chemistry and Medicine: Vol 48, No 3

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Time-lapse microscopy revealed that the proportion of non-dividing cells after irradiation was the same under both conditions of PLD repair and non-PLD repair, suggesting that PLD is repaired in an error-free and -prone manner, respectively, or that PLD repair operates only on that mode of cell death which involves post-irradiation mitosis.

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