Joining of DNA Strands by DNA Ligase of E. coli
Martin Gellert, John W. Little, C K Oshinsky, Steven B. Zimmerman
Abstract
Martin Gellert, John W. Little, C K Oshinsky, Steven B. Zimmerman
Abstract
Enzymes which covalently join DNA strands have been isolated in the past two years from uninfected E. coli (Gellert, 1967; Olivera and Lehman, 1967a; Zimmerman et al., 1967; Gefter et al., 1967) and from E. coli infected with phage T4 (Weiss and Richardson, 1967a; Cozzarelli et al., 1967; Becker et al., 1967). It is likely that these DNA ligases have a role in DNA repair and recombination. They have also recently been implicated in the process of DNA replication (Okazaki et al., 1968; Newman and Hanawalt, 1968).
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Enzymes which covalently join DNA strands have been isolated in the past two years from uninfected E. coli (Gellert, 1967; Olivera and Lehman, 1967a; Zimmerman et al., 1967; Gefter et al., 1967) and from E. coli infected with phage T4 (Weiss and Richardson, 1967a; Cozzarelli et al., 1967; Becker et al., 1967). It is likely that these DNA ligases have a role in DNA repair and recombination. They have also recently been implicated in the process of DNA replication (Okazaki et al., 1968; Newman and Hanawalt, 1968).
Key concepts: Okazaki fragments, DNA Ligases, DNA ligase, DNA, DNA replication, In vitro recombination, Biology, Ligase chain reaction