BLM |
RecQ-like SF2 |
3′ → 5′ |
H. sapiens
|
No preferences for a given subclass of G4 (intra- vs. inter-molecular G4, parallel vs. antiparallel G4s); requires 3′-ss overhang for loading; involved in DNA repair via DSB resection and HR; inhibited by G4-ligands (e.g. BRACO19) |
Bloom syndrome |
218–220
|
Sgs1 |
RecQ-like SF2 |
3′ → 5′ |
S. cerevisiae
|
Orthologue of H. sapiens BLM helicase; inhibited by G4-ligands PIPER |
— |
221 and 222
|
WRN |
RecQ-like SF2 |
3′ → 5′ |
H. sapiens
|
Wide G4 spectrum; requires 3′-ss overhang for loading; manages replication stress, fork arrest and collapse; inhibited by G4-ligand BRACO19 |
Werner syndrome |
219, 220 and 223
|
RecQ |
RecQ-like SF2 |
3′ → 5′ |
E. coli
|
Unwinds both intra- and intermolecular G4s; orthologue in H. sapiens is RecQL4; inhibited by G4-ligand NMM |
|
224
|
DHX36 |
DEAH, SF2 |
3′ → 5′ |
H. sapiens
|
Also known as RHAU (RNA helicase associated with AU-rich element) or G4R1 (G4-resolvase 1); unfolds both DNA and RNA G4s; preference for parallel G4s; inhibited by G4 ligands PDS and PhenDC |
— |
225–227
|
Pif1 |
Pif1-like SF1 |
5′ → 3′ |
S. cerevisiae
|
Found from yeast to human (hPif1); no preference for a given subclass of G4; requires 5′-ss overhang for loading; inhibited by G4-ligand PhenDC3 |
— |
228–231
|
RTEL1 |
DEAH, SF2 |
5′ → 3′ |
H. sapiens
|
Involved in genome stability and telomere integrity; unwinds intra- and inter-molecular G4s; inhibited by G4 ligand TMPyP4 |
Hoyeraal–Hreidarsson syndrome |
232 and 233
|
FANCJ |
Fe–S, SF2 |
5′ → 3′ |
H. sapiens
|
Orthologue of nematode DOG-1 helicase (C. elegans); promotes DNA repair via HR on interaction with BRCA1; resolves telomeric G4; inhibited by G4-ligand telomestatin (TMS) |
Fanconi anemia |
234–236
|
DDX1 |
Fe–S (DEAD-box), SF2 |
5′ → 3′ |
H. sapiens
|
Unlike FANCJ, DDX1 does not resolve intra- and tetra-molecular G4s (preference for two-stranded G4s); insensitive to TMS treatment |
Warsaw breakage syndrome |
236 and 237
|
XPD |
Fe–S (Rad3/XPD), SF2 |
5′ → 3′ |
S. acidocaldarius
|
Unlike FANCJ, XPD does not resolve intra- and tetra-molecular G4s; orthologue in H. sapiens is ERCC2; insensitive to TMS treatment |
Cockayne syndrome (for ERCC2) |
236, 238 and 239
|