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sources of dna damage
intrinsic sources:
errors in replciation
incorrect bases paired
deaminate (water attack causing cytosine —> uracil)
depurinate (loss of puring base)
extrinsic:
chemical agents
UV radiation
types of mutations
point mutations
transitions: purine to purine, pyrmidine to pyrimidine
transversion: pyrimidine to purine, vice versa
insertions deletions
single nucleotide inserted/removed
big chromosomosals misarranged
mismatch base repair (MMR)
fixes incorrect base pair matches
MutS forms sliding clamp (dimer) on DNA and distorts it to find mismatches
whole strand is removed and filled by repair polymerases
Prokarytoes
have methylases that add CH3 to mark parental strand
MutS cuts off unmethylated strand
Eukarytoes
have nicks in new synthesized strands, those are cute off
base excision repair (BER)
fixes damaged bases (deaminated, depurinated)
damage recognition through glycolases
remove whole strand
dna synthesis using undamage strand as template
repair ligase fill gap in former damage strand
nucleotide excision repair (NER)
dixes bulky abduct, thymine dimers, interstrand crosslinks that distort dna structure
protein xbc recognizes damage
double strand break repair (DSBR)
NHEJ
glues ends together
in G1, G0 phase
error prone
HR
uses sister chromatids to find correct sequence
G2/ S phase
error free
cancer chemotherapeutics - why dna damage effective to treat cancer
damage the dna so badly they cant divide any further