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[Enzymatic mechanisms of degradation of DNA replication forks in vitro].

Molekuliarnaia biologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Fradkin G E, Aĭzenberg O A, Torosian M V, Shishkova O V

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The present work provides experimental evidence of two ways of fermentative degradation of DNA replication forks in vivo. The first way proceeds under the influence of exonuclease V, which degradates DNA replication forks, uncovered by singlestrand binding (ssb) proteins. DNA replication forks protected against nucleases by ssb protein are degrated by a second way: by tandem action of DNA polymerase II with ssb...

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