dna replication
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DNA REPLICATION
RITTU CHANDELJR(MD BIOCHEMISTRY)30-04-2013
REPLICATION
•A process in which DNA copies itself to produce identical daughter molecules of DNA
•It is carried out with high fidelity
MESELSON AND STAHL EXPERIMENT
conclusion:
Semiconservative replication
REPLICATION begins at origin; proceeds bidirectionaly
1.Cairns experiment:Both DNA strands replicate simultaneously
2.Inman’s denaturation technique
DNA synthesis is SEMIDISCONTINUOUS
DNA POLYMERASE3 important properties
Bacteria- 5 polymerases
Dna polymerase1
3 ' - 5 ' and 5 ' - 3 ' exonuclease activity5 ' - 3 ' endonuclease activityKlenow fragment
When DNA polymerase can replicate DNA
why other enzymes required?
REPLICATION- very accurate
DNA POLYMERASE 3(replicase)-main replication enzyme
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Final step in synthesis of lagging strands
3.termination
MEMBRANE BOUND REPLICATION
DNA replication IN EUKARYOTES1. CELL CYCLE
2. ORIGIN OF REPLICATION
Why many origin of
replication?
150 hrs in comparison to
9 hrs
3. EUKARYOTIC DNA POLYMERASE
• Eukaryotic enzymes• PCNA• RFC(replication factor C)• MCM
• Prokaryotic counterparts• Β sliding clamp• Γ complex (clamp loader)• helicases
4. REPLICATION
Primase associated with pol α—produces RNA primer
Adds deoxynucleotides to RNA and dissociates from template
Pol δ adds deoxynucleotides on both leading as well as lagging strand
REPLICATION AT ENDS OF CHROMOSOME
DIFFERENCE • PROKARYOTIC
REPLICATION1. Initiation point
specific(ori)2. DNA poly-1,2,3,4,53. No mitochondria4. Replication with only 1
replication fork5. Theta structure observed6. Only unwinding takes
place7. RNA as primer8. Okazaki fragments are
large
• EUKARYOTIC REPLICATION
1. Many ori2. Many types-α, β, γ, δ, ε3. γ DNA polymerase
found in mitochondria4. Many replication forks5. Theta structure not
observed6. Histone seperation as
well as unwinding7. RNA/DNA as primer8. Okazaki fragments are
small
Inhibitors of DNA replication
•That affect either template or priming ability of the growing strand
1. Intercalating agents-anthracyclins(daunorubicin,doxorubicin)
2. Chain breakage-bleomycin3. Interstrand crosslinks-
mitomycin,nitrogen mustard
•Act directly on polymerase or other enzymes
1. Acyclovir2. DNA gyrase inhibitor-nalidixic acid3. Topoisomerase 1 inhibitor- quinolone
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