Lecture 4 - Destroying The Eukaryotic Replisome Flashcards

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What is the replisome?

A

A large molecular machine that copies chromosomes

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Assembly and disassembly of the replisome is highly regulated to ensure that each chromosome is copied just BLANK

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Assembly and disassembly of the replisome is highly regulated to ensure that each chromosome is copied just once

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The replisome is built around a very stable core, what is it, and what is it composed of?

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The CMG Helicase:

  • Cdc45
  • GINS
  • Mcm2-7 (Forms hexameric ring, encircles one DNA strand)
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Assembly of the BLANK is the key regulated step during the initiation of chromosome replication

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Assembly of the CMG helicase is the key regulated step during the initiation of chromosome replication

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The Mcm2-7 ring is topologically trapped around fork DNA and must never be displaced throughout elongation
TRUE OR FALSE

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TRUE

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How is CMG helicase removed from chromatin?

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CMG helicase is rapidly disassembled during DNA replication termination

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Work with budding yeast showed that CMG disassembly requires…?

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Work with budding yeast showed that CMG disassembly requires a ubiquitin ligase (SCF^DIA2 [In yeast]) and the Cdc48/p97 ATPase (Yeast/Mammals respectively)

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The Pif1-family of DNA helicases helps to unwind the BLANK when forks converge during DNA replication termination

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The Pif1-family of DNA helicases helps to unwind the final stretch of parental DNA when forks converge during DNA replication termination

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Replisome biology has been very poorly conserved during eukaryotic evolution.
TRUE OR FALSE

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FALSE
Replisome biology has been very HIGHLY conserved during eukaryotic evolution.

Therefore yeast are great to study the replisome!

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Despite high conservation of replisome biology in eukaryotes, SCF^DIA2 is only found in yeast

However, proteins with analogous roles exist…

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CUL2^LRR1 drives CMG ubiquitination in C.elegans and X.laevis

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The TRAIP ubiquitin ligase drives BLANK at sites of BLANK when C.elegans embryos or X.laevis egg extracts enter mitosis.

TRAIP also drives CMG disassembly when BLANKS converge at an inter-strand DNA crosslink in xenopus egg extracts.

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The TRAIP ubiquitin ligase drives CMG disassembly at sites of incomplete replication when C.elegans embryos or X.laevis egg extracts enter mitosis.

TRAIP also drives CMG disassembly when 2 replication forks converge at an inter-strand DNA crosslink in xenopus egg extracts.

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