7. Replication in bacteria.ppt
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MSU & Skol. Tech Replication in bacteria
Replication Chemistry of replication
Replication Chemistry of replication
Replication Chemistry of replication
Replication Fidelity of replication
Replication Enzymology of replication
Replication Enzymology of replication Replicative DNA polymerases DNA polymerase I + 3' exo + 5' exo 103 k. D DNA polymerase III a 130 k. D polymerase e 27 k. D 3'-exo q 9 k. D d 39 k. D c 17 k. D y 15 k. D g 48 k. D b 41 k. D processivity factor t 71 k. D
Replication Enzymology of replication Reparative DNA polymerases DNA polymerase II + 3' exo DNA polymerase IV DNA polymerase V 90 k. D 40 k. D umu. D’ umu. C’ 15 k. D 48 k. D
Replication fork
Replication fork
Replication Helicases
Replication Helicases closed open Rep 2 Dna. B 6
Replication Helicases Working cycle of Rep 2 Translocation Unwinding
Replication form components SSB
Replication Primase
Replication Primase
Replication Removal of primer
Replication Ligation of Okazaki fragments
Replication Mechanism of ligation
Replication Mechanism of ligation
Replication Mechanism of ligation
Replication DNA polymerase III
Replication Processivity factor (clamp) Processivity factor, clamp, has pseudo 6 -fold symmetry. In E. coli b-clamp is a dimer of 3 -domain proteins Т 4 phage and eukariotes contain trimer of 2 -domain proteins (PCNA)
Replication DNA polymerase III
Replication Clamp loading
Replication Clamp loading
Replication Chemistry of replication
Replication Supercoiling problem ahead of replication fork
Replication Problems of concatemers resolution
Replication Problems of concatemers resolution
Replication Problems of concatemers resolution
Replication Similar supercoiling problems are relevant for transcription
Replication Origin of replication
Replication Initiation of replication is regulated by methylation of dam sites in ori region
Replication Initiation of replication
Replication Chemistry of replication
Replication Start of replication
Replication Termination of replication
Replication Termination of replication
Replication How to separate sister genomes into daughter cells? GGGNAGGG sites are located in polar fashion ori to dif Fts. K interacts with these sites and is loaded onto DNA in direction of dif Fts. K – ATPase that helps to separate genomes to daughter cells
Replication Problem of genome dimers Fts. K – ATPase that helps to separate genomes to daughter cells
Replication Problem of genome dimers Xer. C/Xer. D – recombinase is attracted to dif sites by Fts. K
Replication Problem of genome dimers Xer. C/Xer. D – recombinase
Replication Septum localization and growth
Replication Septum localization and growth Min. C inhibits Fts. Z ring polymerization Min. D interacts with Min. C, assisting its polar localization
Replication Septum localization and growth Min. C/D cap on the pole is disassembled by Min. E ring Min. C/D monomers diffuse to another pole, where they form new cap While old cap disassembles, new one is growing After complete disassembly of the old cap, Min. E ring forms on the edge of new cap As a result Min. C concentration is minimal at the midpoint of the cell, where Fts. Z could polymerize
Replication Timing of cell division Cell division time could be smaller than needed for replication of complete genome. Only frequency of replication initiation determines the doubling time.
Replication Several factors contribute to regulation of initiation of replication
7. Replication in bacteria.ppt