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- Introduction
- Rolling-circle replicating (RCR) plasmids
- Characteristicts of RCR plasmids
- Functional organization of RCR plasmids
- A model for plasmid rolling-circle replication
- Replication in plasmids carrying two pT181 dsos
- DNA sequence and structure of the pT181 origin
- Initiator proteins of RCR plasmids (1)
- Initiator proteins of RCR plasmids (2)
- DNA nicking-closing activity of RepC
- Domain structure of RepC initiator - pT181 plasmid
- Conservation of the active tyrosine residue
- DNA binding domains of pT181 family initiators
- Replication origin of the pT181 family plasmids
- Rep-DNA specificity
- Role of individual monomers of the Rep protein
- Purification of RepC heterodimers
- SDS-PAGE analysis of purified RepC heterodimers
- Division of labor between the two monomers
- PcrA helicase
- Role of the PcrA helicase in RC replication
- Conversion of ss to ds DNA
- General features of single-strand origins (SSOs)
- Types of single strand origins of replication
- SsoA origins of RC plasmids
- Synthesis of primer RNAs from plasmid ssoA
- Binding of staphylococal RNAP to pLS1/pE194
- Binding of RNA polymerase to the ssoU
- ssoA sequences of pLS1 and pE194 plasmids
- pUB110/pMV158 ssoU
- Model of lagging-strand synthesis from ssoA
- Lagging strand replication - conclusions
- Important unresolved issues
Topics Covered
- Rolling circle replicating (RCR) plasmids
- Functional organization of rolling-circle replicating plasmids
- Model for plasmid rolling-circle replication
- Initiation and termination of replication in plasmids carrying two pT181 dsos
- DNA sequence and structure of the pT181 origin
- Initiator proteins of RCR plasmids
- Comparison of the replication origins of the plasmids of pT181 family
- Rep-DNA specificity
- Role of individual monomers of the Rep protein
- Purification of RepC heterodimers
- PcrA helicase
- Role of PcrA helicase in plasmid RC replication
- Conversion of ss to ds DNA
- Single strand origins of replication
- Lagging-strand replication
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Talk Citation
Khan, S. (2008, January 28). Plasmid rolling-circle (RC) replication [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 18, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/PVFU7334.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
- Published on January 28, 2008
Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Saleem Khan has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.