nucleotide excision repair (ner)

How Does NER Recognize DNA Damage?

The recognition of DNA damage in NER is highly dependent on the XPC complex, a protein complex that scans the DNA for distortions. Once a lesion is detected, the XPC complex recruits other proteins to form a pre-incision complex, which includes DNA helicases and endonucleases.

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