can you investigate the relationship between DNA damage, repair, and recognition, and cancer in terms of studies showing how these studies can be used in this topic to draw conclusions, including any statistical testing or any meta-analysis please.    this is for revision i am using this topic as an example to show me how a methodolgy section of an essay should be composed in the future.

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