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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Dec 19.
Published in final edited form as: Chem Res Toxicol. 2016 Nov 7;29(12):2008–2039. doi: 10.1021/acs.chemrestox.6b00265

Table 1. Summary of Findings Made from Cellular Replication Studies of Oxidative Stress-Induced DNA Lesions.

DNA lesions assay system bypass efficiency mutation type (frequency) refererces
8-oxo-dG M13 phage in E. coli 50–90% G T (∼0.5–l%) 179
M13 phage in E. coli G →T (0.72%) 178
8-oxo-dA double-stranded vector in NIH 3T3 cells A → G + A → C (∼1% in total) 180
Fapy-dG single-stranded vector in COS-7 simian kidney cells G → T (∼8–30%) 181
G → C (∼2%)
Fapy-dA single-stranded vector in COS-7 cells A → C (∼0.4%) 181
dGh single-stranded phage in wild-type AB1157 E. coli cells ∼75 ± 5% G → C (98%) 191
G → T (2%)
single-stranded M13 phage in AB1157 E. coli cells (with MufY+ or Mut Y) ∼20% (MutY+) ∼30% (MutY) for MutY+ E. coli 192
G → C (∼57%)
G → T (∼40%)
G → A (∼3%)
no significant changes in mutation type or frequency were found in MutY E. coli compared to MutY+ E. coli
dSp single-stranded M13 phage in wild-type AB1157 E. coli cells stereoisomer 1: ∼9 ± 3% stereoisomer 1: 191
G → C (72%)
G → T (27%)
stereoisomer 2: ∼9 ± 4% stereoisomer 2:
G → C (57%)
G → T (41%)
single-stranded M13 phage in AB1157 E. coli cells (with MutY+ or MutY) MutY+ strain: <20% for both stereoisomers; MutY strain: ∼30% for both stereoisomers stereoisomer 1 (for MutY+ E. coli): G → C (∼19%) 192
G → T (∼78%)
G → A (∼1%)
stereoisomer 2 (for MutY+ E. coli):
G → C (∼48%)
G → T (∼49%)
G → A (∼3%)
no significant changes in mutation type or frequency were found in MutY E. coli compared to MutY+ E. coli
thymidine glycol single-stranded M13 phage in E. coli lethal not detectable 202
5-hmdU ϕX-174am3 phage in E. coli spheroplasts not detectable 214
5-fdU double-stranded vectors in COS-7 simian kidney cells not blocking T → G + T → A (0.01–0.04% in total) 226
5-hmdC single-stranded M13 phage in E. coli cells ∼90–110% C → G + C → T + C → A (0.17–1.12% in total) 240
double-stranded vector in HEK-293T human kidney epithelial cells ∼100% not detectable 242
5-fdC single-stranded M13 phage in E. coli cells ∼90–110% C → G + C → T + C → A (0.17–1.12% in total) 240
double-stranded vector in COS-7 cells 39–90% C → G + C → T + C → A (0.03–0.28% in total) 241
double-stranded vector in HEK-293T cells ∼70% not detectable 242
5-cadC single-stranded M13 phage in E. coli cells ∼ 90–110% C → G + C → T + C→A (0.17–1.12% in total) 240
double-stranded vector in HEK-293T cells ∼70% not detectable 242
S-cdA single-stranded M13 phage in E. coli ∼10–31% A → T (∼11%) 253
double-stranded vector in Pol η-deficient XP30RO cells and Pol η -complemented XP30RO cells Pol η -deficient XP30RO cells: ∼3%; Pol η -complemented XP30RO cells: ∼5% Pol η-deficient XP30RO cells: A →T (∼S%) Pol η-complemented XP30RO cells: A → T (∼9%) 254
S-cdG single-stranded plasmid in E. coli <1% without SOS induction; <5.5% with SOS induction G→A+G→T + deletion of 5′C (∼34% in total) 252
single-stranded M13 phage in E. coli ∼4–11% G→A (∼40% without SOS, ∼20% with SOS) 253
double-stranded vector in Pol η -deficient XP30RO cells and Pol η -complemented XP30RO cells Pol η -deficient XP30RO cells: 2%; Pol η -complemented XP30RO cells: ∼4% Pol η-deficient XP30RO cells: G→A (∼3%) 254
G →T (∼27%);
Pol η-complemented XP30RO cells: G→A (∼11%)
G →T (∼32%)
d(G[8-S]C) single-stranded M13 phage in wild-type AB11S7 E. coli 20% G →T (8.7%) 107
G→C (1.2%)
d(G[8-Sm]T) single stranded pMS2 vector in E. coli (wild type and polymerase-deficient cells) without SOS induction: 1.2–25%; with SOS induction: 3.1–35% G→T (2.5% without SOS, 6.2% with SOS in wild-type cells) 258
5-Cl-dC single-stranded M13 phage in E. coli 82–102% C → T (∼5%) 264
dNIm single stranded M13mp7L2 bacteriophage genome in AB1157 E. coli without SOS induction: 7%; with SOS induction: 57% G → C (8.9%) 272
G → A (19%)
G → T (22%)
εdA single-stranded pMS2 vector in E. coli and COS-7 cells in E. coli: very limited mutations; in COS-7 cells: 275
A → G (63%)
A → T (6%)
A → C (1%)
single-stranded pMS2 vector and double-stranded pSBK vector in HeLa and HCT116 cells ssDNA in HeLa cells: 277
A → G (2%)
A → T (8%)
A → C (1%)
dsDNA in HeLa cells (leading strand):
A → G (2%)
A → T (7%)
A → C (5%)
dsDNA in HCT116 cells (leading strand):
A → G (5%)
A → C (2%)
dsDNA in HeLa cells (lagging strand):
A → G (5%)
A → T (4%)
A → C (1%)
double-stranded M13mp2SVoriL vectors in E. coli A → C (1.6 X (10−4) 276
A → G (2.9 X (10−4)
A → T (2.0 X 10−4)
εdC single-stranded pMS2 vector in E. coli or COS-7 cells uninduced E. coli cells: C → A + C → T (2% in total) 278
SOS-induced cells: C → A + C → T (32% in total)
COS-7 cells: C → A + C → T (81% in total)
l,N2-εdG single-stranded M13MB19 phage in uvrA E. coli G → A (2.05%) 279
G → T (0.74%)
G → C (0.09%)
N2,3-εdG single-stranded M13G*1 phage in E. coli G → A (0.5%) 280
M1G doubled stranded M13MB102 phage in wild-type LM102 cells E. coli cells 20% for the (–)-strand G → A (0.35%) 284
G → T (0.4%)
G → C (0.12%)
single-stranded pS189 vector and double-stranded M13MB102-1 vector in E. coli and COS-7 cells −1 or −2 frameshift in E. coli and COS-7 with reiterated (CpG)4 sequence (≤1% in total) G→A+G → T + G → C (≤2% in total) 286