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English	A phylogenetically conserved DNA damage response resets the circadian clock.	scientific article published on June 2009

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A phylogenetically conserved DNA damage response resets the circadian clock. (English)

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Joshua J Gamsby

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Jennifer J Loros

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Jay C Dunlap

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1 June 2009

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Journal of Biological Rhythms

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24

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3

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