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"Damage-specific DNA binding protein 2 (DDB2) is involved in nucleotide excision
repair, which can repair DNA damage, and prevent gene mutation and tumorigenesis. xref Zou et al showed that knockdown of DDB2 expression in human
lung cancer cells decreases the G2 phase and the repair efficiency of homologous
recombination to increase the sensitivity of lung cancer cells to radiotherapy. xref Damage-specific DNA binding protein has been shown to interact with USP53,
although the physiological relevance of USP53–DDB2 interactions remains unclear. xref In this study, we knocked down USP53 to provide evidence that the
relationship between USP53 and DDB2 increases the radiosensitivity of cervical
squamous cell carcinoma."