DNA repair review Deck Flashcards

1
Q

what are the steps in base excision repair? (5)

A
  • enzymes recognize error and “flip” base
  • glycosylase removes base
  • endonuclease removes sugar-phosphate
  • DNA pol B fills in gap
  • ligase rejoins strand
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2
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when is base excision repair employed?

A

when one base is altered, like deamination

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3
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what are the steps in nucleotide excision repair? (5)

A
  • damage is recognized
  • local unwinding of DNA
  • 2 cuts for dual strand excision
  • gap filled by DNA pol
  • nick sealed with DNA ligase
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4
Q

when is nucleotide excision employed?

A

when bulky lesions that lead to DNA distortion are present (like thyimine dimers)

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5
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what is a nucleotide excision repair related disease?

A

xeroderma pigmentosa- high sensitivity to UV light, results from defect in one of the seven genes responsible for nucleotide excision repair

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6
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what is the purpose of the mismatch repair system?

A

corrects mismatches of normal bases

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7
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what enzymes are used in the mismatch repair system?

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MSH2- recognizes mismatch

MLH1- cuts out mismatch

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8
Q

what is a clinical application of the mismatch repair system?

A

inherited colon CA (HNPCC) secondary to inactivation of one or more mismatch repair genes

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9
Q

how can the mismatch repair machinery differentiate between parental and daughter strands?

A

parents strand will be more heavily methylated

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10
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what occurs in non-homologue end joining?

A

loss of nucleotides occurs due to degradation at both ends, free ends are forced together, yields mutation

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11
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in what type of cells does NHEJ give an advantage?

A

cancer cells- gives survival advantage

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12
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when does homologous repair occur?

A

S/G2

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13
Q
in SSB repair, which enzymes:
detect break?
clean out area?
fill in bases?
seal nick?
A

detect break- PPAR 1/2
clean out area- TDP1/PNKP
fill in bases- DNA pol B
seal nick- DNA ligase III

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14
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in DSB repair, which enzymes:
detect break?
clean out area?
fill in bases?
seal nick?
A

detect break- DNA PKcs+KU 70/80
clean out area- PNKP and artemis
fill in bases- DNA pol mu and lambda
seals nick- DNA ligase IV

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15
Q

what is regulated by BRCA 1? BRCA 2?

A

BRCA1- NHEJ and homologous recombination

BRCA2- homologous recombination

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