Joseph David
The integrity of the genome is fundamental to the survival and proper functioning of all living organisms. DNA damage and the subsequent processes that maintain genome stability are crucial in determining how organisms adapt to their environments. This mini review explores the interplay between DNA damage, genome stability, and adaptation, examining whether these processes are driven by random chance or deterministic necessity.
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