role of RecBCD
- role of subunits B,C,D
forms recombinogenic end
B– 3-5 helicase/nuclease
C– 5-3 prime helicase
D– recognizes Chi site– stops 3 prime tail digestion
describe the role of RecA in cross-strand exchange (homologous recombination)
facilitates strand invasion— leads to branch migration
- binds selectively to DNA junctions as a tetramer
describe the role of RuvB in cross-strand strange
Role of RuvC in cross-strand exchange
- what kind of cleavage (what endonuclease)?
- what is the yeast (euk.) equivalent of RuvC?
structure-selective nuclease targeted to DNA junctions
—capable of 4 way junction cleavage– mediated by T4 endonuclease VII
in what mechanisms do we see formation of holliday junctions and subsequent DNA interaction