High nutrient levels and TORC1 activity reduce cell viability following prolonged telomere dysfunction and cell cycle arrest (Q39121927)

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English	High nutrient levels and TORC1 activity reduce cell viability following prolonged telomere dysfunction and cell cycle arrest	scientific article published on 26 September 2014

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High nutrient levels and TORC1 activity reduce cell viability following prolonged telomere dysfunction and cell cycle arrest (English)

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Brian Luke

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Julia Klermund

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Katharina Bender

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26 September 2014

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Cell Reports

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9

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1

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324-335

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10.1016/J.CELREP.2014.08.053

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