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by nonbel
3364 days ago
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Frequency of survival is shown in table 2... it ranges from 5/1,000 to 1/100,000. So cell death is a 200-100,000 times more common result than NHEJ using those methods. I have no idea how well that would correspond to the conditions we are interested here, but see no way this paper can be taken to support NHEJ is a more likely result than cell death. It also says:
"Yeasts, like other eucaryotes, exhibit cell cycle arrest in
response to DNA damage (17)." |
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