Kinetics of Nucleotide Incorporation Opposite DNA Bulky Guanine N2 Adducts by Processive Bacteriophage T7 DNA Polymerase (Exonuclease–) and HIV-1 Reverse Transcriptase
Abstract:Six oligonucleotides with carcinogen derivatives bound at the N2 atom of deoxyguanosine were prepared, including adducts derived from butadiene, acrolein, crotonaldehyde, and styrene, and examined for effects on the replicative enzymes bacteriophage DNA polymerase T7 ؊ (T7 ؊ ) and HIV-1 reverse transcriptase for comparison with previous work on smaller DNA adducts. All of these adducts strongly blocked dCTP incorporation opposite the adducts. dATP was preferentially incorporated opposite the acrolein and croto… Show more
“…Thus, relative to other eukaryotic DNA polymerases, pol ␥ manifested unprecedented high potential to cause mutations during replication past ␥-HOPdG. Preferential incorporation of dA opposite ␥-HOPdG has been shown for T7 DNA polymerase (44), but the relative efficiency of dA incorporation versus dC incorporation was significantly less than that measured for pol ␥. The efficiency of extension from dA opposite the adduct was not addressed in the T7 polymerase study.…”
Background: Mitochondria lack specialized DNA polymerases that in the nucleus can bypass acrolein-induced DNA adducts. Results: Human mitochondrial DNA polymerase ␥ replicated past acrolein-induced deoxyguanosine adducts inefficiently and in an extremely error-prone manner. Conclusion: Acrolein-induced deoxyguanosine adducts may inhibit replication and cause mutations in mitochondria. Significance: The data suggest a role for pol ␥ in acrolein-induced mitochondrial DNA damage and mutagenesis.
“…Thus, relative to other eukaryotic DNA polymerases, pol ␥ manifested unprecedented high potential to cause mutations during replication past ␥-HOPdG. Preferential incorporation of dA opposite ␥-HOPdG has been shown for T7 DNA polymerase (44), but the relative efficiency of dA incorporation versus dC incorporation was significantly less than that measured for pol ␥. The efficiency of extension from dA opposite the adduct was not addressed in the T7 polymerase study.…”
Background: Mitochondria lack specialized DNA polymerases that in the nucleus can bypass acrolein-induced DNA adducts. Results: Human mitochondrial DNA polymerase ␥ replicated past acrolein-induced deoxyguanosine adducts inefficiently and in an extremely error-prone manner. Conclusion: Acrolein-induced deoxyguanosine adducts may inhibit replication and cause mutations in mitochondria. Significance: The data suggest a role for pol ␥ in acrolein-induced mitochondrial DNA damage and mutagenesis.
“…[36][37][38]73,81,82,85,86,[94][95][96][97] Although the analysis may seem complicated to those inexperienced with kinetics, the purpose of doing pre-steady-state kinetics is to simplify the analysis. 98 The overall goal in kinetic analysis is to define rates of individual steps in reactions.…”
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“…5 compare the efficiency of single nucleotide addition of each Ty3 mutant on duplexes containing LNA primer substitutions with the activity of the same mutant on unsubstituted DNA. The method of evaluation is analogous to that recently adopted by Zang et al (49) to study nucleotide addition opposite guanine analogs containing N-2 adducts. The inhibitory effect of LNA substitution at positions Ϫ3 and Ϫ4 was not observed with Ty3 RT mutants F292A, F292W, F292Y, and G294A (Fig.…”
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