Chiolo Lecture 6 Flashcards

1
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What is branch migration?

A

extends the length of the DNA exchanged

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2
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What are the different pathways of homologous recombination?

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  1. Single-Strand Annealing
  2. Double-Holliday Junction
  3. Synthesis-Dependent Strand Annealing
  4. Break-Induced Replication
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3
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What does Single-Strand Annealing (SSA) use?

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30-100 bp of homology to rejoin the two ends of the DSB and results in large deletions

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4
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What are the characteristics of SSA?

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  1. 30-100 bp homology
  2. works at long distance
  3. can lead to large deletion
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5
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What are the characteristics of Alt-EJ?

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  1. > 4 bp homology
  2. works at short distance
  3. results in small deletions
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6
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Does SDSA require Double-Holliday Junctions?

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does not require Double-Holliday Junctions

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7
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What does mating-type switching of S.cerevisiae occur by?

A

SDSA repair

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8
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What is present at MAT locus

A

“Ya” or “Yα” gene is present, and expressed, determining the mating type

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9
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What shares sequence homology?

A

MAT, HML, HMR

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10
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What brings HMR and MAT in proximity?

A

a DNA loop

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11
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What repairs collapsed forks?

A

break-induced replication (BIR)

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12
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What is the process of BIR?

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  1. rescues a collapsed replication fork by strand invasion
  2. information is copied out of newly synthesized DNA
  3. BIR results in extensive loss of heterozygosity
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13
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What can lead to loss over heterozygosity during the cell cycle?

A

crossover during mitotic recombination

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14
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What results from loss of heterozygosity of the Rb gene?

A

retinoblastoma

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15
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What is retinoblastoma?

A

most common malignant tumor of the eye in children

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16
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What is the process of mate-type switching?

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  1. the pathway is activated by introducing double-strand breakage in DNA at the MAT locus by HO endonuclease
  2. Using the DNA at either the silent HML or HMR site as a template, homology-directed repair copies a sequence
17
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What is the process of synthesis-dependent strand annealing? (SDSA)?

A
  1. resection
  2. strand invasion
  3. D-loop
  4. Single Holliday Junction
  5. synthesis proceeds from the template strand, and the D-loop translocates along the template strand
  6. the newly synthesized strand pairs with the complementary strand of the damaged duplex on the other side of the break
  7. the damaged duplex now contains a region of single-stranded DNA rather than a double strand gap
  8. the gap is filled using the newly synthesized strand as a template