Classifying mutagens as to their specificity in causing the six possible transitions and transversions: a simple analysis using the Salmonella mutagenicity assay.

Classifying mutagens as to their specificity in causing the six possible transitions and transversions: a simple analysis using the Salmonella mutagenicity assay.
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根据诱变剂引起六种可能的转变和颠换的特异性进行分类:使用沙门氏菌致突变性测定的简单分析。

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10.1002/em.2860080103
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发表时间:
1986
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Environmental mutagenesis
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Ames,BN
Ames,BN
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作者:
Levin,DE;Ames,BN

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The standardSalmonellatester strains used to detect base substitution mutations carry thehisG428ochre mutation (TA102 and TA104) and thehisG46missense mutation (TA100). These mutations can be reverted by base changes at their mutanthisloci or at extragenic suppressor loci. The base changes resulting in each class of revertants of these mutations have been identified, and simple phenotypic screens have been developed to distinguish among them. Revertants at extragenic suppressor loci are distinguished from those at thehisloci by their sensitivity to inhibitory histidine analogs. The four ochre suppressor loci ofhisG428are distinguished by their ability to support growth of nonsense mutants of phage P22. These screens are the basis for a rapid and simple system for determining the base substitution specificity of mutagens usinghisG428‐ andhisG46‐containing tester strains. Diagnostic mutagens specific for each of the six possible base changes (transitions and transversions) have been identified. Using these diagnostic mutagens, two additional strains, each specifically reverted by a single base substitution mutation, have been developed to provide a minimum of two loci at which to detect each type of base change. The ability of this system to provide detailed information about mutational specificity in a variety of DNA repair backgrounds will allow further elucidation of the mechanisms of mutagenesis and DNA repair.