Mammalian CST averts replication failure by preventing G-quadruplex accumulation
Mammalian CST averts replication failure by preventing G-quadruplex accumulation
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哺乳动物 CST 通过阻止 G 四链体积累来避免复制失败
DOI:
10.1093/nar/gkz264
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
14.9
通讯作者:
Wang Feng
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文献类型:
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作者:
Zhang Miaomiao;Wang Bing;Li Tingfang;Liu Rui;Xiao Yingnan;Geng Xin;Li Guang;Liu Qiang;Price Carolyn M;Liu Yang;Wang Feng
Human CST (CTC1-STN1-TEN1) is an RPA-like complex that associates with G-rich single-strand DNA and helps resolve replication problems both at telomeres and genome-wide. We previously showed that CST binds and disrupts G-quadruplex (G4) DNAin vitro, suggesting that CST may preventin vivoblocks to replication by resolving G4 structures. Here, we demonstrate that CST binds and unfolds G4 with similar efficiency to RPA. In cells, CST is recruited to telomeric and non-telomeric chromatin upon G4 stabilization, even when ATR/ATM pathways were inhibited. STN1 depletion increases G4 accumulation and slows bulk genomic DNA replication. At telomeres, combined STN1 depletion and G4 stabilization causes multi-telomere FISH signals and telomere loss, hallmarks of deficient telomere duplex replication. Strand-specific telomere FISH indicates preferential loss of C-strand DNA while analysis of BrdU uptake during leading and lagging-strand telomere replication shows preferential under-replication of lagging telomeres. Together these results indicate a block to Okazaki fragment synthesis. Overall, our findings indicate a novel role for CST in maintaining genome integrity through resolution of G4 structures both ahead of the replication fork and on the lagging strand template.