Structural changes of ultraviolet-irradiated DNA derived from hydrodynamic measurements

Triebel, H. ; Reinert, K.-E. ; Bar, H. ; Lang, H.

Amsterdam : Elsevier
ISSN:
0005-2787
Keywords:
DNA conformation ; DNA damage ; Ultraviolet irradiation
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Elsevier Journal Backfiles on ScienceDirect 1907 - 2002
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autor Triebel, H.
Reinert, K.-E.
Bar, H.
Lang, H.
autorsonst Triebel, H.
Reinert, K.-E.
Bar, H.
Lang, H.
book_url http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/0005-2787(79)90490-8
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fussnote The paper reports on sedimentation and viscosity measurements performed on ultraviolet-irradiated DNA from T7 phage and calf thymus. From the hydrodynamic data the relative changes in the mean molecular weight, radius of gyration, and effective Kuhn statistical segment length were calculated.The results show that ultraviolet irradiation (254 nm) leads to a significant decrease of the effective statistical segment length of DNA which may be due to small local helix kinks (produced by the generation of photodimers) and a local increase of chain flexibility. Alterations in the overall DNA conformation may be observed even at low fluences where the mean molecular weight almost stays constant. The locally distorted helix regions possibly may serve as recognition sites in the first step of excision repair.
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DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
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Reinert, K.-E.
Bar, H.
Lang, H.
Structural changes of ultraviolet-irradiated DNA derived from hydrodynamic measurements
DNA conformation
DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
DNA conformation
DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
0005-2787
00052787
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_2 Triebel, H.
Reinert, K.-E.
Bar, H.
Lang, H.
Structural changes of ultraviolet-irradiated DNA derived from hydrodynamic measurements
DNA conformation
DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
DNA conformation
DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
0005-2787
00052787
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_3 Triebel, H.
Reinert, K.-E.
Bar, H.
Lang, H.
Structural changes of ultraviolet-irradiated DNA derived from hydrodynamic measurements
DNA conformation
DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
DNA conformation
DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
0005-2787
00052787
Elsevier
shingle_catch_all_4 Triebel, H.
Reinert, K.-E.
Bar, H.
Lang, H.
Structural changes of ultraviolet-irradiated DNA derived from hydrodynamic measurements
DNA conformation
DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
DNA conformation
DNA damage
Ultraviolet irradiation
0005-2787
00052787
Elsevier
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titel Structural changes of ultraviolet-irradiated DNA derived from hydrodynamic measurements
titel_suche Structural changes of ultraviolet-irradiated DNA derived from hydrodynamic measurements
The paper reports on sedimentation and viscosity measurements performed on ultraviolet-irradiated DNA from T7 phage and calf thymus. From the hydrodynamic data the relative changes in the mean molecular weight, radius of gyration, and effective Kuhn statistical segment length were calculated.The results show that ultraviolet irradiation (254 nm) leads to a significant decrease of the effective statistical segment length of DNA which may be due to small local helix kinks (produced by the generation of photodimers) and a local increase of chain flexibility. Alterations in the overall DNA conformation may be observed even at low fluences where the mean molecular weight almost stays constant. The locally distorted helix regions possibly may serve as recognition sites in the first step of excision repair.
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