Human APTX Identifies Adenylated RNA-DNA Junctions

May 15, 2025

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The study by Tumbale et al. in Nature (2013) details how human APTX recognizes adenylated RNA-DNA junctions, shedding light on DNA repair mechanisms. This crucial finding enhances our understanding of DNA damage responses and potential therapeutic targets.

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Human APTX Identifies Adenylated RNA-DNA Junctions

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