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Lim Protein Ajuba Associates With The Rpa Complex Through Direct Cell Cycle-Dependent Interaction With The Rpa70 Subunit, Sandy Fowler, Pascal Maguin, Sampada Kalan, Diego Loayza Jun 2018

Lim Protein Ajuba Associates With The Rpa Complex Through Direct Cell Cycle-Dependent Interaction With The Rpa70 Subunit, Sandy Fowler, Pascal Maguin, Sampada Kalan, Diego Loayza

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DNA damage response pathways are essential for genome stability and cell survival. Specifically, the ATR kinase is activated by DNA replication stress. An early event in this activation is the recruitment and phosphorylation of RPA, a single stranded DNA binding complex composed of three subunits, RPA70, RPA32 and RPA14. We have previously shown that the LIM protein Ajuba associates with RPA, and that depletion of Ajuba leads to potent activation of ATR. In this study, we provide evidence that the Ajuba-RPA interaction occurs through direct protein contact with RPA70, and that their association is cell cycle-regulated and is reduced upon …