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The role of Asn-212 in the catalytic mechanism of human endonuclease APE1: stopped-flow kinetic study of incision activity on a natural AP site and a tetrahydrofuran analogue.
DNA repair - 1 Sept 2014
Kanazhevskaya Lyubov Yu, Koval Vladimir V, Lomzov Alexander A, Fedorova Olga S
Abstract excerpt
Mammalian AP endonuclease 1 is a pivotal enzyme of the base excision repair pathway acting on apurinic/apyrimidinic sites. Previous structural and biochemical studies showed that the conserved Asn-212 residue is important for the enzymatic activity of APE1. Here, we report a comprehensive pre-steady-state kinetic analysis of two APE1 mutants, each containing amino acid substitutions at position 212, to ascertain...
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