Abstract
UV mutation frequency responses for two types of Escherichia coli prototrophic mutant were measured. Only the response associated with a mutation targeted by a thymine-cytosine pyrimidine dimer was reduced in the dark in cells with amplified DNA photolyase. This specific reduction is attributed to the interruption of mutational DNA synthesis by a photolyase complex at the targeting dimer.
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