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Page 1: DNA TOPOLOGY: EXPERIMENTS AND ANALYSIS De Witt Sumners Department of Mathematics Florida State University Tallahassee, FL 32306 sumners@math.fsu.edu

DNA TOPOLOGY: EXPERIMENTS AND ANALYSIS

De Witt Sumners

Department of Mathematics

Florida State University

Tallahassee, FL 32306

[email protected]

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Isomers

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Using Topology in Science

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SYNTHETIC KNOT

• Dietrich-Buchecker & Sauvage, Ang. Chemie 28 (1989), 189

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KNOT IN A PROTEIN

J. Am. Chem. Soc. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 118118(1996), 8945(1996), 8945

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What is Knot Theory?

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Knots and Catenanes

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Crossover Number

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http://www.pims.math.ca/knotplot/zoo/

A Knot Zoo By Robert G. Scharein

© 2005 Jennifer K. Mann

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Prime and Composite Knots

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CHIRALITY

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CROSSING SIGN CONVENTION

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LINKING NUMBERS

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TWIST

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WRITHE & AVERAGE CROSSING NUMBER

Writhe --average the sum of signed crossings over all projections (average number of crossings over all projections)

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LK = TW + WR

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LK = TW + WR

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LK = TW + WR

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DNA Replication

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DNA is Crowded in the Cell

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Radial Loop Chromosome

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Replication Obstruction

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Strand PassageStrand Passage

TopoisomeraseTopoisomerase

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Strand ExchangeStrand Exchange

RecombinaseRecombinase

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Enzyme Bound to DNA

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Topological Enzymology

Mathematics: Deduce enzyme binding and mechanism from

observed products

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Information We Seek

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TOPOLOGICAL ENZYMOLOGY

• React circular DNA plasmids in vitro (in vivo) with purified enzyme

• Gel electrophoresis to separate products (DNA knots & links)

• Electron microscopy of RecA coated products

• Use topology and geometry to build predictive models

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GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

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Rec A Coating Enhances EM

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RecA Coated DNA

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DNA Trefoil Knot

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DNA (2,13) TORUS KNOT

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TOPOISOMERSE AND LINKING

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TOPO I vs TOPO II

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DNA PLASMID REPLICATION

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Topoisomerase I ExperimentDean et al. J. Biol. Chem. 260 (1985), 4795

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Topoisomerase Knots

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Topoisomerase Knots

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Right and Left Hand Trefoils

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Torus and Square Knots

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Gel Mobility of DNA Knots

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Conclusions

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Crystal Structure of Topoisomerase

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GEL VELOCITY IDENTIFIES KNOTS

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Toposides--ChemotherapyToposides--Chemotherapy

Replication ForkReplication Fork

TopoisomeraseTopoisomerase

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SITE-SPECIFIC RECOMBINATION

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Enzyme Bound to DNA

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DIRECT vs INVERTED REPEATS

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RESOLVASE SYNAPTIC COMPLEX

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DNA 2-STRING TANGLES

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2-STRING TANGLES

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3 KINDS OF TANGLES

A A tangle tangle is a configuration of a pair of strands in a 3-ball. We consider all is a configuration of a pair of strands in a 3-ball. We consider alltangles to have the SAME boundary. There are 3 kinds of tangles:tangles to have the SAME boundary. There are 3 kinds of tangles:

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RATIONAL TANGLES

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RATIONAL TANGLE CLASSIFICATION

q/p = a2k + 1/(a2k-1 + 1(a 2k-2 +1/…)…)

Two tangles are equivalent iff q/p = q’/p’

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TANGLE OPERATIONS

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RATIONAL TANGLES AND 4-PLATS

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4-PLATS

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4-PLATS

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4-PLAT CLASSIFICATION

4-plat is b() where = 1/(c1+1/(c2+1/…)…)

b(b(’’iff

’and ’ (mod )

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TANGLE EQUATIONS

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SOLVING TANGLE EQUATIONS

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SOLVING TANGLE EQUATIONS

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RECOMBINATION TANGLES

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SUBSTRATE EQUATION

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PRODUCT EQUATION

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TANGLE MODEL SCHEMATIC

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ITERATED RECOMBINATION

• DISTRIBUTIVE: multiple recombination events in multiple binding encounters between DNA circle and enzyme

• PROCESSIVE: multiple recombination events in a single binding encounter between DNA circle and enzyme

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DISTRIBUTIVE RECOMBINATION

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PROCESSIVE RECOMBINATION

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RESOLVASE PRODUCTS

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RESOLVASE MAJOR PRODUCT

• MAJOR PRODUCT is Hopf link [2], which does not react with Tn3

• Therefore, ANY iterated recombination must begin with 2 rounds of processive recombination

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RESOLVASE MINOR PRODUCTS

• Figure 8 knot [1,1,2] (2 rounds of processive recombination)

• Whitehead link [1,1,1,1,1] (either 1 or 3 rounds of recombination)

• Composite link ( [2] # [1,1,2]--not the result of processive recombination, because assumption of tangle addition for iterated recombination implies prime products for processive recombination

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1st and 2nd ROUND PRODUC TS

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Of = 0

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THEOREM 1

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PROOF OF THEOREM 1

• Analyze 2-fold branched cyclic cover T* of tangle T--T is rational iff T* = S1 x D2

• Use Cyclic Surgery Theorem to show T* is a Seifert Fiber Space

• Use results of Dehn surgery on SFS to show T* is a solid torus--hence T is a rational tangle

• Use rational tangle calculus to solve tangle equations posed by resolvase experiments

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3rd ROUND PRODUCT

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THEOREM 2

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4th ROUND PRODUCT

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THEOREM 3

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UTILITY OF TANGLE MODEL

• Precise mathematical language for recombination-allows hypothesis testing

• Calculates ALL alternative mechanisms for processive recombination

• Model can be used with incomplete experimental evidence (NO EM)--crossing # of products, questionable relationship between product and round of recombination

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REFERENCES

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