ROLE OF EXONUCLEASE AND BETA PROTEIN OF PHAGE LAMBDA IN GENETIC RECOMBINATION .5. RECOMBINATION OF LAMBDA DNA IN-VITRO - (SINGLE-STRAND ASSIMILATION/MECHANISM OF ARREST)
ROLE OF EXONUCLEASE AND BETA PROTEIN OF PHAGE LAMBDA IN GENETIC RECOMBINATION .5. RECOMBINATION OF LAMBDA DNA IN-VITRO - (SINGLE-STRAND ASSIMILATION/MECHANISM OF ARREST)
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.68.7.1639
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
RADDING, CM
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作者:
CASSUTO, E;LASH, T;RADDING, CM
The sequential action of λ exonuclease and polynucleotide ligase upon redundant joint molecules is sufficient to produce intact polynucleotide chains and heat-stable, biologically active molecules of λ DNA, whereas the action of ligase alone is insufficient. These results (a) confirm the previously described mechanism of single-strand assimilation, including a subsidiary mechanism by which the further action of λ exonuclease is arrested when a redundant strand is completely assimilated, and (b) represent a simulation of the steps in genetic recombination that follow the formation of biparental complexes (synapsis). λ exonuclease is postulated to catalyze a concerted reaction that includes exposure of complementary sequences, formation of heteroduplex regions, and elimination of redundant branches.