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The Incorporation of Trifluorothymidine into Calf Thymus DNA in a Cell-Free System Does Not Lead to Chain Termination

AWNI M. SARRIF, HIROSHI TONE, PETER V. DANENBERG and CHARLES HEIDELBERGER
Molecular Pharmacology July 1980, 18 (1) 148-150;
AWNI M. SARRIF
Department of Pharmacology and Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of Alabama in Birmingham Medical Center, Birmingham, Alabama 35294
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Abstract

In this report we present evidence that trifluorothymidine-5'-triphosphate (F3dTTP) once incorporated into activated calf thymus DNA by a partially purified HeLa cell cytoplasmic DNA-dependent DNA polymerase α does not lead to chain termination. Less than 1% of the [3H]F3dTTP incorporated in the cell-free system was recovered at the 3'-termini. In addition, F3dTTP-containing DNA was capable of incorporating [3H]dTTP, which led to the complete disappearance of radioactive trifluorothymidine from the 3'-termini.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The authors acknowledge Ms. Virginia Garcia for her technical assistance and Mrs. Sharon Garrison for the preparation of the manuscript.

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