Repression of nascent strandelongation by deregulated Cdt1 during DNA replication in Xenopus egg extracts
Repression of nascent strandelongation by deregulated Cdt1 during DNA replication in Xenopus egg extracts
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非洲爪蟾卵提取物 DNA 复制过程中 Cdt1 失调对新生链延伸的抑制
DOI:
10.1091/mbc.e08-06-0613
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2009
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Tsuyama;T.;Watanabe;S.;Aoki;A.;Cho;Y.;Seki;M.;Enomoto;T. and Tada;S.
Excess Cdt1 reportedly induces rereplication of chromatin in cultured cells andXenopusegg extracts, suggesting that the regulation of Cdt1 activity by cell cycle-dependent proteolysis and expression of the Cdt1 inhibitor geminin is crucial for the inhibition of chromosomal overreplication between S phase and metaphase. We analyzed the consequences of excess Cdt1 for DNA replication and found that increased Cdt1 activity inhibited the elongation of nascent strands inXenopusegg extracts. In Cdt1-supplemented extracts, overreplication was remarkably induced by the further addition of the Cdt1-binding domain of geminin (Gem79-130), which lacks licensing inhibitor activity. Further analyses indicated that fully active geminin, as well as Gem79-130, restored nascent strand elongation in Cdt1-supplemented extracts even after the Cdt1-induced stalling of replication fork elongation had been established. Our results demonstrate an unforeseen, negative role for Cdt1 in elongation and suggest that its function in the control of replication should be redefined. We propose a novel surveillance mechanism in which Cdt1 blocks nascent chain elongation after detecting illegitimate activation of the licensing system.