Decoding Destabilization: Investigating the Mechanisms by Which Disruption of the RAD51:RAD51 Interface Affects RAD51 Nucleoprotein Filament Integrity and Function
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Abstract
Homologous recombination is a DNA repair technique in which nucleoprotein RAD51 facilitates strand exchange between the broken double-stranded DNA and a homologous strand. RAD51, with assistance from mediators, forms nucleoprotein filaments on single-stranded DNA overhangs produced after a double-stranded break. Mutations in the RAD51 interface can have negative effects on the stability of the nucleoprotein filament. Using FRET and mass photometry this study examines the effect of mutations on essential RAD51 functions
* UNI SURP, National Institutes of Health (NIH) Grants R35 GM131704, ISGC undergraduate research scholarship
Presenters
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Sabryn Labenz
University of Northern Iowa
Authors
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Sabryn Labenz
University of Northern Iowa
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Kailey Cash
University of Iowa
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Ali Tabei
University of Northern Iowa
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Maria Spies
University of Iowa