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Keeping the strands together: Rad53 regulation of fork symmetry promotes replication stability

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DNAreplicationduringthesynthesis(S-)phaseofthecellcycleisakey step in cell proliferation. DNA replication fidelity and cell cycle checkpoints ensure that transient DNA damage is not converted into stable mutations.Thesedirectlinkstocellproliferationandmutationalavoid-ancemakeDNAreplicationcheckpointsimportanttogenomestability. He and Zhang’s Hypothesis explores how DNA… Click to show full abstract

DNAreplicationduringthesynthesis(S-)phaseofthecellcycleisakey step in cell proliferation. DNA replication fidelity and cell cycle checkpoints ensure that transient DNA damage is not converted into stable mutations.Thesedirectlinkstocellproliferationandmutationalavoid-ancemakeDNAreplicationcheckpointsimportanttogenomestability. He and Zhang’s Hypothesis explores how DNA replication complexes are maintained during replication instability and in an unstressed S-phase. 1 Replication forks are the functional unit of DNA replication, with three main activities: synthesis by leading and lagging strand poly-merases; unwinding double stranded DNA into single stranded tem-plate by DNA helicase components; and, stabilizing synthesis and unwinding through a fork protection complex. Functional differences between leading and lagging strands have been characterized using

Keywords: strands together; dna; replication; fork; keeping strands; dna replication

Journal Title: BioEssays
Year Published: 2022

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