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Molecular Biotechnology Programme Uppsala University School of Engineering UPTEC X 01 005

Date of issue 2001-01

Author

Malin Nording

Title (English)

Distribution of DNA double-strand break repair proteins DNA- PK

CS

and Mre11 after exposure to ionizing radiation

Title (Swedish) Abstract

DNA is occasionally damaged and efficient repair mechanisms are crucial for the cell. Here the proteins DNA-PKCS and Mre11, involved in the non-homologous end joining process of double-strand break repair, were investigated. Double-strand breaks in DNA were induced with different kinds of radiation. γ-irradiation from a 60Co source was used as an example of low linear energy transfer (LET) radiation and cyclotron accelerated 14N7+ as an example of high LET radiation. The distribution of DNA-PKCS and Mre11 after various times of repair was studied using a method based on immunohistochemistry. The results showed that Mre11 foci formation was affected by LET and dose, and that the DNA-PK inhibitor wortmannin also has an impact on Mre11 foci formation, suggesting activation of Mre11 by DNA-PKCS Further it seems like Mre11 foci sometimes are located in holes without DNA-PKCS. Keywords

DNA-PKCS, Mre11, double-strand break, repair, ionizing radiation, LET, fluorescence Supervisors

Bo Stenerlöw

Division of Biomedical Radiation Sciences, Uppsala University Examiner

Jörgen Carlsson

Division of Biomedical Radiation Sciences, Uppsala University

Project name Sponsors

Language

English

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ISSN 1401-2138 Classification

Supplementary bibliographical information Pages

27

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