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The cells of individuals with this disease are defective in one or more mechanisms that repair ultraviolet damage to DNA. Defects in repair are associated with a 103- to 104-fold higher skin cancer prevalence in xeroderma pigmentosum individuals than in the average population.
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If, however, visible light exposure follows the ultraviolet exposure, that is to say, the cells are subjected to photoreactivation, no tumors develop. Since photoreactivation is diagnostic for pyrimidine dimers (Chapter 3)
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