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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 29.
Published in final edited form as: Curr Med Chem. 2019;26(16):2881–2897. doi: 10.2174/0929867324666171116123345

Table 2.

Genes, localization and function of eukaryotic G4 DNA translesion polymerases.

Translesion Polymerases Known to Act on G4*
Rev1 Pol η Pol κ pol θ pol ζ*
Gene encoding catalytic subunit S. cerevisiae REV1 RAD30 REV3
D. melanogaster rev1 DNApol-η mus308 mus205/dmREV3
Mouse Rev1 Polη DinB1 Polq Rev3
Human REV1 RAD30AF DINB1 POLQ REV3L
Localization Nuclear and mitochondrial Nuclear, potentially mitochondrial Nuclear Nuclear Nuclear and mitochondrial
Function Scaffold protein, deoxycytidyl transferase TLS of helix-distorting lesions TLS, nucleotide excision repair DSB
repair
TLS, mitochondrial genome maintenance
References [9193] [9496] [88, 97] [98100] [101, 102]
*

Pol ζ is a potential candidate for G4 TLS