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Among these candidates, TRIM28 ranked second and was prioritized because of its known role in heterochromatin maintenance and repression of differentiation genes, 36,37 although its early embryonic lethality prevented its inclusion in the initial screening
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The key sensitising event involves the photobinding of a drug (or its metabolite) to skin biomolecules upon exposure to UVR
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pylori with the human microbiota is complex and should be taken into account when new drugs are introduced into the market
