摘要
All natural nucleotides and the building blocks of DNA chains possess D-stereochemistry.DNA polymerases are known to select preferably D-nucleotides over L-nucleotides during DNA synthesis.Here,we reported that several DNA polymerases incorporated nucleotides across from L-thymidine in the DNA template.Screening of several DNA polymerases was characterized and the results displayed that primer extension of 5'-3'natural nucleotides gets to end at chiral modification site with Taq and Phanta Max Super-Fidelity DNA polymerase,but 5'-3'primer extension proceeds to the end of the template catalyzed by Deep Vent,Vent and Therminator DNA polymerases.Further,kinetics analyses of primer-extension showed that templating L-nucleosides significantly decreased the nucleotide incorporation rates catalyzed by Deep Vent DNA polymerase or Vent DNA polymerase comparing with normal template,and thus polymerase chain reactions were inhibited with the DNA template containing consecutive L-Ts.In addition,no single base mutation or mismatch mixture corresponding to the location of L-T in the template was found during DNA synthesis when DNA extension pass by L-nucleoside by DNA polymerase.The data reported here offer ample functional grounds to explain why the L-nucleoside might be disfavored as a component of a coding system.
All natural nucleotides and the building blocks of DNA chains possess D-stereochemistry.DNA polymerases are known to select preferably D-nucleotides over L-nucleotides during DNA synthesis.Here,we reported that several DNA polymerases incorporated nucleotides across from L-thymidine in the DNA template.Screening of several DNA polymerases was characterized and the results displayed that primer extension of 5'-3' natural nucleotides gets to end at chiral modification site with Taq and Phanta Max Super-Fidelity DNA polymerase,but 5'-3' primer extension proceeds to the end of the template catalyzed by Deep Vent,Vent and Therminator DNA polymerases.Further,kinetics analyses of primer-extension showed that templating L-nucleosides significantly decreased the nucleotide incorporation rates catalyzed by Deep Vent DNA polymerase or Vent DNA polymerase comparing with normal template,and thus polymerase chain reactions were inhibited with the DNA template containing consecutive L-Ts.In addition,no single base mutation or mismatch mixture corresponding to the location of L-T in the template was found during DNA synthesis when DNA extension pass by L-nucleoside by DNA polymerase.The data reported here offer ample functional grounds to explain why the L-nucleoside might be disfavored as a component of a coding system.
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