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Series GSE86913 Query DataSets for GSE86913
Status Public on May 16, 2017
Title Global analysis of double-strand break processing reveals in vivo properties of the helicase-nuclease complex AddAB
Organism Caulobacter vibrioides
Experiment type Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
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Summary In bacteria, double-strand break (DSB) repair via homologous recombination is thought to be initiated through the bi-directional degradation and resection of DNA ends by a helicase-nuclease complex such as AddAB. The activity of AddAB has been well-studied in vitro, with translocation speeds between 400-2000 bp/s on linear DNA suggesting that a large section of DNA around a break site is processed for repair. However, the translocation rate and activity of AddAB in vivo is not known, and how AddAB is regulated to prevent excessive DNA degradation around a break site is unclear. To examine the functions and mechanistic regulation of AddAB inside bacterial cells, we developed a next-generation sequencing-based approach to assay DNA processing after a site-specific DSB was introduced on the chromosome of Caulobacter crescentus. Using this assay we determined the in vivo rates of DSB processing by AddAB and found that putative chi sites attenuate processing in a RecA-dependent manner. This RecA-mediated regulation of AddAB prevents the excessive loss of DNA around a break site, limiting the effects of DSB processing on transcription. In sum, our results, taken together with prior studies, support a mechanism for regulating AddAB that couples two key events of DSB repair-the attenuation of DNA-end processing and the initiation of homology search by RecA-thereby helping to ensure that genomic integrity is maintained during DSB repair.
 
Overall design Whole genome sequencing experiments were performed on (i) untreated swarmer cells and double-strand break induced swarmer cellsof Caulobacter crescentus CB15N; (ii) on induced swarmer cells that lack addAB or recA or express a non-cleavable mutant of lexA or recA(K83A); (iii) on induced swarmer cells harboring chi insertions 30kb or 100kb from the break-site; and (iv) on induced swarmer cells treated with mung bean nuclease. RNA-seq experiment were performed on RNA extracted from (i) wild-type CB15N swarmer cells ; (ii) swarmer cells induced for double-strand break; and (iii) swarmer cells lacking addAB or recA induced for double-strand break
 
Contributor(s) Badrinarayanan A, Le TB, Spille JH, Laub MT
Citation(s) 28489851
Submission date Sep 14, 2016
Last update date May 15, 2019
Contact name Tung Ba Khanh Le
E-mail(s) tung.le@jic.ac.uk
Phone 01603450776
Organization name John Innes Centre
Department Department of Molecular Microbiology
Lab www.tunglelab.org
Street address Colney Lane
City Norwich
State/province Norfolk
ZIP/Postal code NR4 7UH
Country United Kingdom
 
Platforms (1)
GPL21015 Illumina HiSeq 2000 (Caulobacter vibrioides)
Samples (29)
GSM2310260 Laublab_ML2000_swarmer_1h_after_IPTG_withdrawal DNA
GSM2310261 Laublab_ML2464_swarmer_1h_after_IPTG_withdrawal_and_van_induction
GSM2310262 Laublab_ML2464_swarmer_2h_after_IPTG_withdrawal_and_van_induction
Relations
BioProject PRJNA343073
SRA SRP089912

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GSE86913_Badrinarayanan_et_al_RNAseq_annotated_RPKPM_replicate1.txt.gz 166.7 Kb (ftp)(http) TXT
GSE86913_Badrinarayanan_et_al_RNAseq_annotated_RPKPM_replicate2.txt.gz 232.5 Kb (ftp)(http) TXT
GSE86913_RAW.tar 416.7 Mb (http)(custom) TAR (of TXT)
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