2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.dnarep.2004.06.008
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Transcription activities at 8-oxoG lesions in DNA

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“…In vitro experiments have shown that 8-oxoG does not block RNAPIIo and that thymine glycols cause only transient pausing [53,54]. Consistent with these observations, no significant obstruction of transcription was observed in vivo employing a luciferase expression vector containing an 8-oxoG lesion [55]. In contrast, both 8-oxoG and thymine glycol reduced the expression of a reporter gene in a host cell reactivation experiment in which the defect appeared to be more pronounced in CS-A and CS-B cells [56].…”
Section: Tc-ner and Transcription Response: A Complex Relationshipsupporting
confidence: 59%
“…In vitro experiments have shown that 8-oxoG does not block RNAPIIo and that thymine glycols cause only transient pausing [53,54]. Consistent with these observations, no significant obstruction of transcription was observed in vivo employing a luciferase expression vector containing an 8-oxoG lesion [55]. In contrast, both 8-oxoG and thymine glycol reduced the expression of a reporter gene in a host cell reactivation experiment in which the defect appeared to be more pronounced in CS-A and CS-B cells [56].…”
Section: Tc-ner and Transcription Response: A Complex Relationshipsupporting
confidence: 59%
“…8-oxoG, thymine glycol) to block RNA pol II during transcription. Some studies show that RNA pol II can bypass an 8-oxoG lesion (Kathe et al, 2004;Larsen et al, 2004;Tornaletti et al, 2004;Viswanathan and Doetsch, 1998), which is a non-bulky lesion repaired by BER, while some other groups could see a partial stalling of RNA pol II . Sarasin and coworkers have suggested that the repair of 8-oxoG on a transcribed strand results in a competition between BER and TCR components, dependent upon which enzymes arrive first to the lesion (Pastoriza-Gallego et al, 2007).…”
Section: The Role Of Csb In Repair Of Oxidative Dna Damagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pode ocorrer também a formação de lesões em cluster, definidas pela presença de duas ou mais lesões (do tipo bases oxidadas, sítios AP ou quebras) dentro de uma ou duas voltas da hélice do DNA (Sage e Harrison, 2011 Charlet-Berguerand et al, 2006), enquanto polimerases ligadas a processos de reparo como a DNA polimerase beta (pol ) tendem a inserir a base correta, no caso C (Shibutani et al, 1991). Acredita-se que os efeitos deletérios dessa lesão estejam ligados principalmente à mutagênese, uma vez que por não ser uma lesão distorsiva, 8-OHdG causa uma parada apenas transiente da RNA polimerase II (Tornaletti et al, 2004;Kathe et al, 2004;Larsen et al, 2004); essa parada, entretanto, pode ser influenciada por outras variáveis como a concentração de ATP ou a sequência na qual a lesão está inserida (Allgayer et al, 2013). …”
Section: Estresse Oxidativo E Dano Ao Dnaunclassified
“…Um dos motivos está baseado no modelo de reconhecimento do TCR, que ocorre quando são formadas lesões capazes de causar uma distorção na dupla fita suficiente para levar à parada da RNA pol II. Apesar de alguns estudos terem detectado uma parada parcial da RNA pol II frente a 8-oxoG, uma das bases oxidadas mais estudadas (Stevnsner et al, 2008), em geral aceita-se que essa lesão não represente um bloqueio significativo para a transcrição (Tornaletti et al, 2004;Kathe et al, 2004;Larsen et al, 2004), sendo portanto reparada por BER.…”
Section: Participação De Ner No Reparo De Danos Causados Por Estresseunclassified
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