Cellular response to DNA Damage and Repair Flashcards

1
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What type of DNA damage does Base Excision Repair take care of?

A

DBSC; Depurination, Base Oxidation, Single-stranded break, or cytosine deamination.

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How are double stranded breaks repaired?

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Double Stranded Break Repair. or non-homologous end joining.

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3
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Thymine Dimers

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UV light introduces thymine dimers (Fixed by nucleotide excision repair)

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4
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What type of DNA damage does Nucleotide Excision Repair take care of

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Thymine Dimers and Bulky Adducts.

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5
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Base Mismatch

A

wrong base is attached to each other (Fixed by Mismatch repair)

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6
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How is base alkylation repaired?

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Direct Reversal.

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7
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How do point mutations occur?

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Mispairing; insertion of base analogs, or chemical mutagens (Nitrous acid, hydroxylamine and alkylating agents)

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8
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How do DNA mutations occur (3)

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1) Mistakes during DNA replication 2) DNA subject to spontaneous damage (Deamination or Depurination) 3) Induced damage can lead to mutations caused by environmental agents (Chemical mutagens, UV radiation)

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9
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Oxidative Deamination

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1 ) C to U (Now pairs with A) 2) A to hypoxanthine (now pairs with C) 3) G to Xanthine ( still pairs with C) 4) 5-methylcytosine to Thymine.

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10
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8-Oxoguanine

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Produced when guanine is oxidized; base pairs with Adenine now.

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Alkylation

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Methylation; Guanine goes to O5-methyl guanine; binds with T, when guanine should bind with C

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12
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Oxygen Radical Damage

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Breaks sugar rings

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13
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Spontaneous Base Loss

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Glycosyl bond linking DNA bases with deoxyriboes is labile under physiological condition. Loss of a purine or pyrimidine base creates an apurinic or apyrimidic site. Happens through hydrolysis.

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14
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Nitrous acid

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HNO2 Causes Oxidative deamination

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15
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Intercalating agents

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Ethidium bromide, acridine orange) distort the helic causing frameshift mutations.

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16
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How does Ethidium Bromide and other intercalating agents work?

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They stack in between bases (Aided by their planar goups) , and causes issues with DNA polymerase. Introduces frameshift mutations by the addition or removal of bases.

17
Q

UV induced pyrimidine dimers

A

UV light causes condensation of ethylene groups. Causes distortion in the backbone.

18
Q

What enzyme repairs methylated guanine?

A

O6-methylguanine-DNA methyltransferase

19
Q

What enyme repairs methylated adenine and cytosine?

A

AlkB

20
Q

UvrAB

A

DNA scanner in Nucleotide Excision Repair Scanner. Made mobile by ATP hydrolysis

21
Q

Mismatch repair in E.Coli is dependent on______

A

DNA methylation