Article
poliota-dependent lesion bypass in vitro.
Mutation research - 29 Dec 2002
Vaisman Alexandra, Frank Ekaterina G, McDonald John P, Tissier Agnès, Woodgate Roger
Abstract excerpt
Based upon phylogenetic relationships, the broad Y-family of DNA polymerases can be divided into various subfamilies consisting of UmuC (polV)-like; DinB (polIV/polkappa)-like; Rev1-like, Rad30A (poleta)-like and Rad30B (poliota)-like polymerases. The polIV/polkappa-like polymerases are most ubiquitous, having been identified in bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes. In contrast, the polV-like polymerases appear...
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