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    DNA修復に不可欠なMfdトランスロカゼは,DNA損傷から移転した後にRNAポリメラーゼと安定した複合体を形成する. この複合体は,UvrA/UvrABの採用時に溶解し,その後のDNA修復効率を高めます.

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