Parental strand -MutH -Newly made strand Mutl -Muts Incorrect MutH makes a cut in the nonmethylated strand. MutU (not shown) separates the DNA strands at the cleavage site, and an exonuclease (not shown) digests the nonmethylated strand until It passes the site where MutS is bound, removing the Incorrect base. base MutH cleavage site DNA polymerase fills in the vacant reglon. DNA ligase seals the end. The mismatch has been repalred correctly. А Н FIGURE 19.20 Mimatch repair in E. coli. In this example, the methylated adenine is designated with an m.

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Which of the three Mut proteins is responsible for ensuring that the mismatched base in the newly made daughter strand is the one that is removed?

Parental
strand
-MutH
-Newly
made
strand
Mutl
-Muts
Incorrect
MutH makes a cut in the
nonmethylated strand. MutU
(not shown) separates the DNA
strands at the cleavage site, and
an exonuclease (not shown) digests
the nonmethylated strand until
It passes the site where MutS is
bound, removing the Incorrect base.
base
MutH cleavage site
DNA polymerase fills in
the vacant reglon. DNA
ligase seals the end.
The mismatch has been
repalred correctly.
А Н
FIGURE 19.20 Mimatch repair in E. coli. In this
example, the methylated adenine is designated with an m.
Transcribed Image Text:Parental strand -MutH -Newly made strand Mutl -Muts Incorrect MutH makes a cut in the nonmethylated strand. MutU (not shown) separates the DNA strands at the cleavage site, and an exonuclease (not shown) digests the nonmethylated strand until It passes the site where MutS is bound, removing the Incorrect base. base MutH cleavage site DNA polymerase fills in the vacant reglon. DNA ligase seals the end. The mismatch has been repalred correctly. А Н FIGURE 19.20 Mimatch repair in E. coli. In this example, the methylated adenine is designated with an m.
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