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A-DNA and Z-DNA Atlases Dave Ussery Comparative Microbial Genomics first lecture, 18 September,

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A-DNA and Z-DNA Atlases. Dave Ussery Comparative Microbial Genomics first lecture, 18 September, 2002. Outline. Helix family. A-DNA. A-DNA helix. A-DNA was the first DNA helix characterised by Rosalind Franklin in the early 1950’s. A-DNA helices - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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A-DNA and Z-DNA Atlases

Dave Ussery

Comparative Microbial Genomics

first lecture, 18 September, 2002

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Atlases for Microbial Genomes• Introduction to DNA Helix families• How random is DNA?• A-DNA atlases • Z-DNA atlases • Biological Implications – what does it MEAN?

Outline

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Helix family

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A-DNA helix

A-DNAA-DNA was the first DNA helix characterised by Rosalind Franklinin the early 1950’s. A-DNA helicestend to be favoured by stretches of purines (or pyrimidines) of at least 4 bp.A-DNA helices are found in RNA-DNA hybrids.

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B-DNA helix

B-DNAB-DNA is the `classic´ helix describedby Watson and Crick in 1953. It has,on average, about 10 bp/turn of the helixand is the AVERAGE structure for many DNA sequences.

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Z-DNA helix

Z-DNA

Z-DNA was the first DNA helix to be crystallised (in 1979), and came to the surprise of many biologists. It is a thin, LEFT-HANDED helix, with 12 bp/turn, and has a zig-zag backbone (hence its name). Certain alternating pyrimidine/purine sequences (e.g., CGCGCG) will form this helix.

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How Random is DNA?

Consider a stretch of purines (G or A, abbreviated R)of length n:

What is the probability of finding this in a random DNA sequence?

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Ecoli

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C.jejuni

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S.cerevisiae

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H.sapiens

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All Organisms

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Archaea

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Proteobacteria

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Tom Cavilier Smith

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Firmicutes

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Other Bacteria

Purine and pyr/pur tracts in "other" Bacterial Genomes

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bur

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B31 A

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cp26

cp32

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cp32

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cp32

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cp32

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cp32

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cp32

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cp32

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lp05

lp17

lp21

lp25

lp28

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lp28

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lp28

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lp28

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38lp

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Spirochaetales

Chlamydiales

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Proctista

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Protozoa

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Leishmania major 1

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Lmajor 1 genome

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Lmajor 1 ADNA

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Lmajor 1 ZDNA

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Lmajor 4 genome

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Lmajor 4 ADNA

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Lmajor 4 ZDNA

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P.falciparium 2 genome

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P.fal 2 ADNA

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P.fal 2 ZDNA

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coding vs. noncoding

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coding vs. noncoding