Gene Proteins and Functions - E. coli DNA repair, BLM, Recombination, Forks Flashcards
RecG function
Unwinding strands during E. coli recombination to re-establish stalled forks
RuvABC complex
Cleaving four stranded Holliday junction during E. coli recombination to re-establish stalled forks
RecA - stalled forks
Assists strand invasion and homology search / D-loop formation in E. coli recombination to re-establish stalled forks, with RecBCD
RecBCD - stalled forks
Assists strand invasion and homology search / D-loop formation in E. coli recombination to re-establish stalled forks, with RecA
PriA
Loads DnaB and DnaG to reinitiate aborted replication fork in E. coli
DnaB and DnaG
Proteins that are recruited to reinitiate aborted replication fork in E. coli - they are replication helicase and primase
RecG
In E. coli, binds fork and spits out re-annealed daughter strands, generates chicken foot structure
RecBCD - dsb repair
Processes dsb to generate 3’ overhangs
RecA - dsb repair
Coats 3’ overhangs made by RecBCD to start homology search
RuvAB
D-loop formation and branch migration in dsb repair
RuvAC
Resolves double Holliday junction in dsb repair
MMR machinery - dsb repair
Will fix heteroduplex mismatches, may or may not grab the parent strand; if wrong strand taken, gene conversion may occur
BLM and TOPO III Alpha
Inwards branch migration and cutting, twisting, annealing to resolve dHJ without crossing over, aka, will instead form hemicatenane
The three E. coli repair mechanisms
- Short patch repair
- MMR
- SOS
Short patch repair process
- UvrAB attaches
- UvrA departs, replaced with UvrC
- UvrB cuts 5bp downstream
- UvrC cuts 8bp upstream
- Helicase removes segment
- DNA Pol I infills, ligase ligates