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RAD51 and RTEL1 compensate telomere loss in the absence of telomerase.
Nucleic acids research - 16 Mar 2018
Olivier Margaux, Charbonnel Cyril, Amiard Simon, White Charles I, Gallego Maria E
Abstract excerpt
Replicative erosion of telomeres is naturally compensated by telomerase and studies in yeast and vertebrates show that homologous recombination can compensate for the absence of telomerase. We show that RAD51 protein, which catalyzes the key strand-invasion step of homologous recombination, is localized at Arabidopsis telomeres in absence of telomerase. Blocking the strand-transfer activity of the RAD51 in...
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