Chiolo Lecture 4 Flashcards

1
Q

How are DSBs repaired?

A

by non-homologous end joining, alternative end joining, or homologous recombination

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What are the characteristics of non-homologous end joining (NHEJ)?

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  1. predominant in G1
  2. fast (30 min-1 h)
  3. mostly error prone
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What are the characteristics of alternative end joining (Alt-EJ)?

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  1. rare, “backup plan”
  2. slow (few hr)
  3. error prone
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4
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What are the characteristics of homologous recombination (HR)?

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  1. predominant in S/G2
  2. very slow (8-10 hr)
  3. mostly error free
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5
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Non-homologous End-Joining (NHEJ) does not require?

A

homology to rejoin the two ends of the DSB and it is usually “error prone”

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What is the process of Non-homologous End-Joining (NHEJ)?

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  1. Ku70/80 binds to DSB ends and recruits DNA-PKcs Kinase
  2. DNA-PKcs activates Artemis exo/endonuclease, which removes mismatched nucleotides and trims overhangs
  3. polymerization by Polymerase mu or Polymerase lamba/ ligation
  4. results in point mutations, small deletions
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7
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What does Alternative End-Joining (Alt-EJ) use?

A

microhomology to rejoin the two ends of the DSB and results in deletions

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What is the process of Alternative End-Joining (Alt-EJ)?

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  1. requires >4 bp microhomology
  2. MRN complex and CtIP induces 5’-3’ resection
  3. microhomology-mediated annealing and ligation
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9
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What initiates resection?

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by MRN-CtIP endonuclease

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10
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What length resection is sufficient for Alt-EJ?

A

short resection

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11
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What length resection is required for homologous recombinatio?

A

long resection

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12
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What does homologous recombination (HR) use to repair DSBs?

A

long homologous sequences (>100 bp) as templates)

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13
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What is the process of homologous recombination?

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  1. requires two sister chromatids or homologous chromosomes
  2. resection
  3. strand invasion leads to D-loop (displacement loop)
  4. holiday junction (HJ) formation
  5. polymerization restores the missing sequence
  6. branch migration
  7. holliday junction (HJ) resolution
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14
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? bases are paired in Holliday Junction

A

all DNA bases

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15
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What do homologous recombination between homologous chromosomes involve?

A

non-identical sequences

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16
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What generates a heteroduplex DNA?

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pairing of non-identical sequences

17
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What does cleavage of Holliday Junctions result in?

A

crossover or non-crossover products

18
Q

What does crossover or non-crossover products depend on?

A

cleavage at BOTH Holliday Junctions

19
Q

What does resolution of Holliday Junctions occur by?

A

cleavage and dissolution

20
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What does Dissolution of Holiday Junctions result in?

A

non-crossover products only

21
Q

What does gene conversion lead to?

A

loss of heterozygosity

22
Q

What extends resection?

A

extended by Exo1 exonuclease and Blm/DNA2 endonucleases