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Match the descriptions to the type of DNA Repair.
A methylated cytosine is deaminated. This forms
thymine, a normal base, except that it is across
from guanine (the correct partner for cytosine). A
protein recognizes the mis-pairing and recruits
repair enzymes to cut out that section of the DNA
strand and replace the strand via complementary
base pairing.
During replication, DNA pol III mistakenly adds an
adenine across from a guanine. The proof-reading
subunit of the polymerase recognizes the error, the
polymerase backs up, uses its 3' to 5' exonuclease
activity to cut out the last few bases that it laid
down. Then it goes forward again making the new
strand using the template.
Glycosylase enzymes scan DNA for damages to
individual nitrogenous bases in the DNA. If they
find damaged bases, they cut that individual
nitrogenous base out of the dsDNA, which is then
replace by DNA Pol I.
The covalent bonds forming the thymine-dimer are
cleaved so that the DNA strand is normal again. No
bases are removed or replaced.
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Transcribed Image Text:Match the descriptions to the type of DNA Repair. A methylated cytosine is deaminated. This forms thymine, a normal base, except that it is across from guanine (the correct partner for cytosine). A protein recognizes the mis-pairing and recruits repair enzymes to cut out that section of the DNA strand and replace the strand via complementary base pairing. During replication, DNA pol III mistakenly adds an adenine across from a guanine. The proof-reading subunit of the polymerase recognizes the error, the polymerase backs up, uses its 3' to 5' exonuclease activity to cut out the last few bases that it laid down. Then it goes forward again making the new strand using the template. Glycosylase enzymes scan DNA for damages to individual nitrogenous bases in the DNA. If they find damaged bases, they cut that individual nitrogenous base out of the dsDNA, which is then replace by DNA Pol I. The covalent bonds forming the thymine-dimer are cleaved so that the DNA strand is normal again. No bases are removed or replaced. Choose] [Choose ] [Choose] [Choose ]
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