Human DNA polymerases lambda and beta show different efficiencies of translesion DNA synthesis past abasic sites and alternative mechanisms for frameshift generation.
Human DNA polymerases (pols) beta and lambda could promote template slippage and generate -1 frameshifts on defined heteropolymeric DNA substrates containing a single abasic site. Kinetic data demonstrated that pol lambda was more efficient than pol beta in catalyzing translesion DNA synthesis past...
Main Authors: | Blanca, G, Villani, G, Shevelev, I, Ramadan, K, Spadari, S, Hübscher, U, Maga, G |
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Format: | Journal article |
Sprog: | English |
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2004
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