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A non-radioactive DNA synthesis assay demonstrates that elements of the Sigma 1278b Mip1 mitochondrial DNA polymerase domain and C-terminal extension facilitate robust enzyme activity.
Yeast (Chichester, England) - 1 Apr 2021
Young Matthew J, Imperial Robin J, Lakhi Suman, Court Deborah A
Abstract excerpt
The yeast DNA polymerase gamma, Mip1, is a useful tool to investigate the impact of orthologous human disease variants on mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) replication. However, Mip1 is characterized by a C-terminal extension (CTE) that is not found on orthologous metazoan DNA polymerases, and the CTE is required for robust enzymatic activity. Two MIP1 alleles exist in standard yeast strains, encoding Mip1[S] or Mip1[Σ]....
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