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_____ mutations/person/day
2 X 10 ^ 18
Damage via
CARCINOGENS

RADIATION

METABOLISM
Intrinsic risk
replication

division
carcinogens
mutagens

e.g alfatoxin B1 - v.potent
The Ames Test (1970)
homogenized rat liver + test compound
--->
activated compound
+
Salmonella bacteria unable to grow ohne His
-->
Count colonies that can grow ohne His
DNA reactive group
P
N
O
Heterocyclic Amines

(HCA)
from cooking red meat at high temp

procarcinogens -> form DNA adducts
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons

(PAHs)
from tobacco smoke etc)

procarcinogens -> form DNA adducts
Cytochrome P450 (Crp) enzymes can
detoxify carcinogens via oxidation

*convert chemically inert procarcinogens (HCAs & PAHs) into CARCINOGENS

-->DNA adducts
UV
causes covalent cross-links between pyrimidine bases

e.g

Cyclobutane pyrimidine dimer (CPD)

Pyrimidine (6-4) pyrimidinone (6-4 PP)
ROS
add O at bases

e.g
dG ---> 8-oxo-dG

AFFECTS BASE RECOGNITION in REPLICATION
Spontaneous Changes

e.g Base deamination
causes point mutations

C->Uracil (binds A)
A->hypoxanthine (binds C)
G->xanathine (binds T)
5' methylcytosine->T (binds A)
Base deamination
loss of NH2 groups protruding from C,A,G

C->T
A->G
G->A
at G1 checkpoint
DNA damage
---> ATM (& ATR)
---> Chk2 (&Chk1) & p53-P
--->p53-P
---> increased p21 trx
----/ cdk2:cycE

---> G1/S cell cycle arrest
----> APOPTOSIS / DNA REPAIR
at S checkpoint
DNA damage

---->ATR
----> Chk1
----> cdc25A-P ----> cdc25A-Ub ----> proteosomal degredation of cdc25A
---/ cdk2:cycE/A
thus
---/cdc45 which usually recruite DNA pol for replication
at G2/M checkpoint
DNA damage

--->ATM
--->Chk2
--->cdc25A, 14-3-3
---/CDK1:cycB

ATR
----->chk1
----->Wee1
-----/ CDK1:cycB
Base excision repair (BER)
repairs endogenous damage (ROS, spontaneous)

DNA GLYCOSYLASE recogises and cleaves altered base

creates apurinic/apyrimidinic site

Apurinic/Apyrimidinic Endonuclease (APE) cleaves deoxyribosylphosphate

gap is filled by polymerase ß and sealed by DNA ligase
Nt Excision Repair (NER)
repairs damage from UV, Xrays, genotoxic chemicals

XPC+R23 recognise distortion and chemically altered bases

---->
cleavage of 5' 24nt & 3' 5nt around error

Gap filled by pol delta/epsilon + PCNA + RIPA + RFC

sealed by DNA ligase

> 20 protein subunits involved
Glutathione - S - Transferase (GST)
REDUCING AGENT via SH group

catalyses transfer of Glutathione to reactive compounds

90% of prostate cancers have lost GST
Cancer susceptibility syndromes
Li Fraumeni - loss of Chk2, p53

Ataxia Telangectasia - loss of ATM, ATR

Hereditary breast cancer - BRCA1,2

HNP colon cancer - loss of 5 MMR genes

Xeroderma Pigmentosum 0 loss of 7 NER genes