nucleotide excision repair (ner)

What Triggers NER?

NER can be triggered by several types of DNA damage, including bulky adducts caused by UV radiation, chemical agents, and certain chemotherapeutic drugs. These lesions can distort the DNA helix, making them recognizable to the NER machinery.

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