GGGCTA repeats can fold into hairpins poorly unfolded by replication protein A: a possible origin of the length-dependent instability of GGGCTA variant repeats in human telomeres

Volume: 49, Issue: 13, Pages: 7588 - 7601
Published: Jul 2, 2021
Abstract
Human telomeres are composed of GGGTTA repeats and interspersed with variant repeats. The GGGCTA variant motif was identified in the proximal regions of human telomeres about 10 years ago and was shown to display a length-dependent instability. In parallel, a structural study showed that four GGGCTA repeats folded into a non-canonical G-quadruplex (G4) comprising a Watson–Crick GCGC tetrad. It was proposed that this non-canonical G4 might be an...
Paper Details
Title
GGGCTA repeats can fold into hairpins poorly unfolded by replication protein A: a possible origin of the length-dependent instability of GGGCTA variant repeats in human telomeres
Published Date
Jul 2, 2021
Volume
49
Issue
13
Pages
7588 - 7601
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