... Labeling DNADamage with Terminal Transferase I LABELING DNA BREAKS USING TERMINAL TRANSFERASE (TUNEL ASSAY) Walker et al Labeling DNADamage with Terminal Transferase Labeling DNADamage with ... single stranded DNA molecules containing a 3'-OH and will attach nucleotides to a single-strand nick in DNA This is particularly useful since many single-strand breaks are also introduced into DNA ... study of DNAdamage holds a wide interest within both basic and applied fields of research Elucidating the mechanisms involved in the generation of DNA damage, and the consequences of this damage, ...
... bulky DNAdamage that is repaired mostly by the nucleotide excision repair system (NER) Cellular response to cisplatin -DNA damage involves the induction of DNArepair proteins to initiate DNArepair ... Following DNAdamage recognition, downstream DNArepair proteins (XPA, RPA, TFIIH complex, ERCC1/XPF and XPG) are recruited to the DNAdamage recognition complexes in both TCR and GGR to remove the damage ... hyperthermia alter the expression of DNArepair proteins and tumor platinum levels We show that NaAsO2 and hyperthermia either as single agents or in combination reverse key DNArepair protein responses...
... 87(15):5837–5841 18 DNARepair − On the Pathways to Fixing DNADamageand Errors Holmes, AM & Haber, J (1999) Double-strand break repair in yeast requires both leading and lagging strand DNA polymerases, ... Sgs1 helicase and two nucleases Dna2 and Exo1 resect DNA double-strand break ends, Cell 134(6):981-994 2 Synergy Between DNA Replication andRepair Mechanisms Maria Zannis-Hadjopoulos and Emmanouil ... essential role in several DNArepair pathways, such as base excision repair, nucleotide excision repair, and double-strand (ds) break and mismatch repair Recent work from prokaryotes and eukaryotes has...
... between initial DNA damage, measured as DSB, and RIA Ionizing radiation (IR) kills cells by damaging the structure and function of genomic DNA The response of cells to this damageand their ability ... [29,30], and 2) cell-cycle checkpoints that provide time for repairand apoptosis [31] Depending on the severity of the DNA damage, cells may undergo apoptosis instead of attempting to repair the damage ... ability to restore DNA sequence integrity remains unclear Intrinsic radiosensitivity is correlated in a first approach to the ability of the cell to detect andrepairDNA damages DSB can be induced...
... before irradiation [8] However, this tactic means that DNA breakage andrepair occurs in a non-physiological environment Whitaker and McMillan reported in 1992 that encapsulating cells before irradiation ... estimate DNArepair Nevertheless, the underlying mechanisms affecting cells embedded in agarose during DNArepair in PFGE methodology are still not well understood To better understand spontaneous DNA ... killing) and would rapidly recover their proliferative potential On the other hand, a significant smear would indicate a less aggressive behaviour due to low radiationrepairand high sensitivity...
... initial DNAdamageand RIA in LABC patients [23] Taking into account the above background and our previously observations, we explored the clinical association between initial DNAdamageand RIA ... variables, both considered as predictive factors for radiation toxicity, and normal tissue damage Conclusions Initial DNA double-strand breaks and radiationinduced apoptosis in peripheral blood lymphocytes ... predictor assays taking into account the initial DNAdamageand radiation- induced apoptosis levels, and introduces new data which may help to understand and define the complex mechanisms behind the...
... modifiers of DNArepair upon four distinct components of the radiation response was achieved: (1) radiation- independent survival (parameter z, Equation 1), (2) low-dose radiationsensitivity (parameters ... effect of the drug on plating efficiency; α and β are the classical linear and quadratic radiosensitivity parameters; G and dC are the low-dose hyper -sensitivity parameters [14]; i is an indicator ... (parameters G and dc), (3) the linear component of cell survival (α), and (4) the quadratic component of cell survival (β) A data set comprising complex survival curves and varied responses to DNA repair...
... of DNAdamage is coupled to a specific DNArepair pathway as well as the cell cycle regulatory apparatus Certain types of Checkpoint and Coordinated Cellular Responses to DNADamage 73 DNAdamage ... ATR-ATRIP, Rad17, and 9-1-1 complexes can independently recognize damage- induced DNA structures such as ssDNA and junctions of dsDNA/ssDNA Moreover, RPA appears to play important roles in the damage recognition ... interaction between ATR-ATRIP and RPA-ssDNA, and might contribute to the activation of ATR Transduction of DNADamage Signals After ATM and ATR are activated by DNA damage, they phosphorylate numerous...
... causes DNAdamage in hepatocytes Transplant Proc 26, 907–909 Moller P, Loft S, Lundby C & Olsen NV (2001) Acute hypoxia and hypoxic exercise induce DNA strand breaks and oxidative DNAdamage ... number of DNA strand breaks (e.g radiotherapy and alkylating agents) Pyruvate might thus reduce the efficiency 5194 E Roudier et al of treatment by limiting DNAdamageand favoring repair Pyruvate ... enhance DNArepair Pyruvate thus plays a role in DNA protection andrepair in tumor HepG2 cells during hypoxia and after reoxygenation The mechanism might involve both antioxidant properties and...
... ExoVII [22] DNA polymerase III, single-stranded DNA- binding protein andDNA ligase carry out repair synthesis [3] Eukaryotic mismatch repair All eukaryotic organisms, including yeast, mouse and human, ... synthesized strand between the nick and the mismatch is carried out by four redundant single-strand DNAspecific exonucleases: the 3¢ fi 5¢ exonucleases ExoI and ExoX and the 5¢ fi 3¢ exonucleases RecJ and ... of mismatch repair proteins S.-H Jun et al Fig A simplified model of DNAdamage response pathways that are dependent on mismatch repair (MMR) proteins MMR proteins bind to damaged DNAand recruit...
... p73 and HIPK2 in apoptosis N Bitomsky & T G Hofmann Fig Regulation of DNA damage- induced cell death by p53 and HIPK2 Genotoxic stress-induced DNAdamage facilitates activation of the DNA damage- activated ... turn determines whether DNA lesions can, or cannot, be repaired As unrepaired DNAdamage is characterized by constant activity of the DNAdamage checkpoint kinase ATM and ⁄ or ATR, continuous ... cellular context and the extent of DNAdamage – which determines whether or not damage is reparable – the activated DDR can trigger different cellular responses Mild DNAdamage is usually handled through...
... helicase and is required for the repair of damaged DNA Thus, in agreement with a role of Tip60 in DNA repair, the expression of a mutant version of Tip60 causes defects in DNArepairand reduces ... the HM loci and the telomeres, a mild sensitivity to UV irradiation [65,66], and defects in kinetochore function, thus reflecting roles in heterochromatin formation, DNAdamagerepairand centromere ... larger portion of the DNA In NER, a short oligonucleotide including the damaged site is excised by nicking one DNA strand on either side of the damageand removing the intervening DNA including the...
... lymphopenia and microcephaly Disrupted DNArepair pathway DSB repair, DNAdamage signalling DSB repair, DNAdamage signalling DSB repair, DNAdamage signalling DSB repair DSB repair, DNAdamage signalling ... lead to DNA lesions which trigger DNAdamage checkpoint response andDNArepair signalling The accumulation of unrepaired/unrepairable DNAdamage within cells leads to a sustained DNAdamage checkpoint ... of DNArepair pathways 3.1 Base excision repairand single strand break repair Base excision repair (BER) is the major pathway responsible for handling the mutagenic and cytotoxic effects of DNA...
... lymphopenia and microcephaly Disrupted DNArepair pathway DSB repair, DNAdamage signalling DSB repair, DNAdamage signalling DSB repair, DNAdamage signalling DSB repair DSB repair, DNAdamage signalling ... lead to DNA lesions which trigger DNAdamage checkpoint response andDNArepair signalling The accumulation of unrepaired/unrepairable DNAdamage within cells leads to a sustained DNAdamage checkpoint ... of DNArepair pathways 3.1 Base excision repairand single strand break repair Base excision repair (BER) is the major pathway responsible for handling the mutagenic and cytotoxic effects of DNA...
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... phosphorylation, and kinetics of repair of DNA strand breaks in irradiated cervical cancer cell lines Cancer Res 2004, 64(19):7144-7149 47 Bilsland E, Downs JA: Tails of histones in DNA double-strand break repair ... important determinant of irradiation sensitivity [22,34] The cell cycle is strongly affected by DNA damage, and a cell’s radiosensitivity depends on cell cycle position and progression [22] Conventionally, ... enzymes, blocks CDK1 activation and causes a G2 arrest [39] Furthermore, ATM’s essential role in DNAdamageandrepair is highlighted by the extreme sensitivity to ionizing radiation of cells with defective...
... sensitise the skin to UV radiation or visible light (photosensitivity), x-rays (radiation sensitivity) or can induce a radiation recall dermatitis (RRD) (Tab 1) [6] Photosensitivity occurs both ... http://www.ro-journal.com/content/1/1/32 Table 1: Drugs associated with radiation sensitivity, RRD and photosensitivity [6] Increased radiationsensitivityand RRD Adriamycin Bleomycin Dactinomycin Daunorubicin Docetaxel Doxorubicin ... USA and 6.7 billion dollars in Page of (page number not for citation purposes) Radiation Oncology 2006, 1:32 http://www.ro-journal.com/content/1/1/32 Table 1: Drugs associated with radiation sensitivity, ...
... by standard regression analysis The number of C trachomatis EBs and C trachomatis PBMOs measured by immunofluorescence were the basis for determining sensitivity For the PCR and LCR assays, sensitivity ... evaluated for their feasibility andsensitivity to detect C trachomatis DNA in SF in clinical practice We therefore analyzed five previously published DNA extraction methods and five amplification systems ... of clinical samples, culture of C trachomatis and performed DNA extraction, PCR analysis and drafted the manuscript IB and SM performed parts of DNA extraction as well as parts of PCR analysis...
... which DNA- PKcs is a member (DNA- PKcs, PCNA, PARP, Ku70, Ku86, and TRBP) Thus, DNA- PKcs demonstrates an increased rank when consideration is refocused toward protein interactions involved in DNAdamage ... second neighborhood network restricted to DNAdamagerepair response The 3-core representation of the G2* second neighborhood network restricted to DNAdamagerepair response Shown is the result of ... our analysis to the DNAdamagerepair response Thus, we asked which of these known protein interactions has a known function that would potentially impact the cellular DNArepair response process...
... (upper Tax band) to total Tax (upper and lower Tax bands) for both unirradiated and UV irradiated cells These results demonstrate that mono-ubiquitination of Tax occurs following DNAdamageand that ... residues 280 and 284 are ubiquitinated in response to DNAdamage Since Tax is ubiquitinated in response to DNAdamage (Figure 2) and its subsequent translocation to the cytoplasm following UV irradiation ... after irradiation, Tax was immunoprecipitated, and levels of Tax and UB-Tax and were examined by immunoblot using α-Tax (Figure 4) and α-HA (data not shown) As expected, following UV irradiation...