DNA 双链断裂修复中的染色质重塑和空间问题。

IF 6 2区生物学 Q1 CELL BIOLOGY

Current Opinion in Cell Biology Pub Date : 2024-07-30 DOI:10.1016/j.ceb.2024.102405

Jessica A. Downs , Susan M. Gasser

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摘要

活细胞中 DNA 损伤修复的基质不是 DNA，而是染色质。染色质具有一系列修饰，这些修饰反过来又与配体结合，压实或打开染色质结构，并决定其在细胞核内的空间组织。在某些情况下，RNA：DNA 杂交体或 R 环形式的 RNA 会调节 DNA 的可及性。这些参数都有利于特定的修复途径。染色质或核小体重塑者是染色质结构的关键调节者，许多重塑复合物都与DNA修复有关。我们将介绍染色质结构、核组织、R环形成、核肌动蛋白和核小体重塑者对DNA双链断裂修复的影响的新见解，重点关注消融后改变修复功能的因素。

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Chromatin remodeling and spatial concerns in DNA double-strand break repair

The substrate for the repair of DNA damage in living cells is not DNA but chromatin. Chromatin bears a range of modifications, which in turn bind ligands that compact or open chromatin structure, and determine its spatial organization within the nucleus. In some cases, RNA in the form of RNA:DNA hybrids or R-loops modulates DNA accessibility. Each of these parameters can favor particular pathways of repair. Chromatin or nucleosome remodelers are key regulators of chromatin structure, and a number of remodeling complexes are implicated in DNA repair. We cover novel insights into the impact of chromatin structure, nuclear organization, R-loop formation, nuclear actin, and nucleosome remodelers in DNA double-strand break repair, focusing on factors that alter repair functional upon ablation.

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Current Opinion in Cell Biology 生物-细胞生物学

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14.60

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93 days

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