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J Bacteriol. 1993 December; 175(23): 7732-7736

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Patch length of localized repair events: role of DNA polymerase I in mutY-dependent mismatch repair.

J P Radicella, E A Clark, S Chen and M S Fox

Department of Biology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge 02139.

ABSTRACT

In vivo experiments with heteroduplex lambda genomes show that the MutY mismatch repair system of Escherichia coli defines an average repair tract that is shorter than 27 nucleotides and longer than 9 nucleotides and extends 3' from the corrected adenine. The phenotype of a mutant defective in DNA polymerase I shows that this enzyme plays a significant, though not an essential, role in the in vivo repair of apurinic sites generated by this system. Evidence is presented that in the absence of polymerase I the repair tracts are modestly longer than in the polA+ extending in the 5' direction from the corrected adenine, suggesting a role for another DNA polymerase.


J Bacteriol. 1993 December; 175(23): 7732-7736




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