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Go to Bahrad’s2002 paper
And the Burkhalter’s ppt
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where [CDNA-PKcs] is the sum of active forms of DNA-PKcs (C2
P, C2PP and C3).
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Time course solutions of the Time course solutions of the Sax-Markov binary Sax-Markov binary
eurejoining/misrejoining modeleurejoining/misrejoining modelof DNA double-strand breaksof DNA double-strand breaks
Tomas Radivoyevitch
Radiat Environ Biophys (2000) 39:265–273
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-(KwU2)U2
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Figure 5: The first few nodes (site states) of the SMBE model. A typical node (j,i,m) in this graph contains the probability mass at time t that a site has j total active DSBs (i.e. pairs of DSB free ends), i active DSBs destined to misrejoin because their true mates have already misrejoined (these active DSBs are really two free ends of two separate DSBs), j-i active DSBs still capable of eurejoining, and m misrejoinings. Site states can undergo up to four types of transitions: eurejoining within the j-i pool, misrejoining within the j-i pool, misrejoining within the i pool, and misrejoining between the i and j-i pools; corresponding state transition rate constants label the edges in this graph. The SMBE model is an indefinite system of linear differential equations that describe how an initial DSB distribution along the j-axis moves toward a final misrejoined DSB distribution along on the m-axis.8 choose 2 = 8*7/(1*2) = 28, 28-4 =24
κ4κ2*4*3=24κ
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