DNA mismatch repair in Xenopus egg extracts: repair efficiency and DNA repair synthesis for all single base-pair mismatches.
AUTOR(ES)
Varlet, I
RESUMO
Repair of all 12 single base-pair mismatches by Xenopus egg extracts was measured by a physical assay with a sequence containing four overlapping restriction sites. The heteroduplex substrates, derivatives of M13 phage DNA, differed in sequence at the mismatch position only and permitted measurement of repair to both strands. The efficiency of repair varied about 4-fold between the most and least effectively repaired mismatches. Repair was most active with C/A and T/C mismatches but the efficiency varied depending on the orientation of the mismatch. Mismatch-specific DNA repair synthesis was also observed but the extent of repair was not always predictive of the extent of synthesis, suggesting the presence of different repair systems or different modes of mismatch recognition.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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