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Avaliação de polimorfismos funcionais nos genes de reparo XRCC1, APEX1, XPD e XPF em carcinomas de células escamosas orais

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Figura 1: Esquema da via de reparo de DNA por excisão de base (Christmann et  al., 2003)
Figura  2:  Esquema  da  via  de  reparo  de  DNA  por  excisão  de  nucleotídeo    (Christmann et al., 2003)
Tabela  1.  Distribuição  das  características  demográficas  dos  grupos  controle  e  carcinoma de células escamosas oral
Tabela  3.  Distribuição  dos  genótipos  nos  grupos  controle  e  carcinoma  de  células  escamosas oral no modelo dominante
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