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Comet assay results confirmed that benzene exposure in utero induces dsDNA damage in the GD14 fetal liver. Genes involved in DNA repair were assessed, and DNA repair gene expression changes were observed after 24 h in genes related to nucleotide excision repair, homologous recombination, and non-homologous end-joining. There were no significant differences in topo IIα activity in GD14 fetal livers at any timepoint, or between sexes. Overall, this study shows that 200 mg/kg benzene exposure induces dsDNA damage and alters fetal DNA repair
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