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Strand- and replication timing-dependent functions of DNA polymerase in human DNA replication and mutagenesis.
Lewis J. BainbridgeiD, Yuji MasudaiD, Kanae Kaneko, Tamiko Minamisawa, Mami TakahashiiD, Chikahide MasutaniiD, Yasukazu DaigakuiD
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