DNA Repair Lecture 3.5 PDF
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This document is a lecture on DNA repair mechanisms. It describes different types of DNA damage and repair systems, including mismatch repair and excision repair. The document also covers the rate of DNA damage per cell per day and how mutations to cells lead to disease, while highlighting the role of DNA repair enzymes in tumor suppression.
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BIFFI Biggefects DNA Repair Lecture 3.5 CHEM 151: Biochemistry I Professor Harrison DNA Repair IEEE post pontaneous...
BIFFI Biggefects DNA Repair Lecture 3.5 CHEM 151: Biochemistry I Professor Harrison DNA Repair IEEE post pontaneous Pretty A fundamental difference from RNA, protein, lipid, etc. All these others can be replaced, but DNA must be preserved Cells require a means for repair of missing, altered or incorrect bases, bulges due to insertion or deletion, UV-induced pyrimidine dimers, strand breaks or cross-links 6 basic repair systems –orMismatch, base-excision (BER), nucleotide excision (NER), double strand break, non-homologous end joining. 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Homologous recombination of chromosomes primarily in meiosis separate chromosomes HomologousRelomb Meiosis Remember CRISPR for gene editing Tonunase YERNA HDNI rey.fi tPiter dinetty Homology repar 36 Gene editing with CRISPR: Homologous recombination Non-homologous end joining... It is mutagenic DNADamageG Altirate Ymagnets stinktogether bringDNAtogether initations uyyise.name Retroviruses have an RNA genome miEE. l jm 3 cat activities RNA-Directed DNA Polymerase 1970: Temin and David Baltimore (separately) discover the RNA-directed DNA polymerase - aka "reverse transcriptase" in what are now know as retroviruses Makecomplementary DNA WHENhypid Reverse Transcriptase is a trifunctional enzyme One enzyme - three activities 1. RNA-directed DNA polymerase 2. RNase H activity - degrades RNA in the DNA:RNA hybrids 3. DNA-directed DNA polymerase - which makes a DNA duplex after RNase H activity destroys the viral genome nytimes.fi qevariation 2 Note no proofreading activity – no exonuclease activity units5Ham Drugtarget Reverse Transcriptase RT transcribes the retroviral Hiv RNAvirus RNA into a complementary DNA (cDNA) to form a DNA:RNA hybrid The DNA synthesis is primed by a host cell tRNA whose 3’ end is partially unfolded to base pair with the viral RNA All RNA tumor viruses contain a reverse transcriptase Reverse Transcriptase has a higher mutation rate than 0 tone DNA polymerases HIV drugs target reverse transcriptase