DETECTION OF UV-B-INDUCED THYMINE DIMER IN A CYANOBACTERIUM, SCYTONEMA SP.

DNA molecule is one of the major targets for UVR that can alter its molecular structure by forming different types of lesions leading to chronic mutagenic and even death of the cell. In comparison to UV-B, the wavelength of UV-A has poor efficiency in inducing the DNA damage; because they are not ab...

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Main Author: Pavan Kumar
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Slovak University of Agriculture 2014-02-01
Series:Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Food Sciences
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DNA
Online Access:http://www.jmbfs.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/jmbfs_0404_kumar.pdf
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spelling doaj-5d3fbb505cf94c75be3b77b71abc73af2020-11-24T22:44:45ZengSlovak University of AgricultureJournal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Food Sciences1338-51782014-02-01vol. 3no. 42993043150-1DETECTION OF UV-B-INDUCED THYMINE DIMER IN A CYANOBACTERIUM, SCYTONEMA SP.Pavan KumarDNA molecule is one of the major targets for UVR that can alter its molecular structure by forming different types of lesions leading to chronic mutagenic and even death of the cell. In comparison to UV-B, the wavelength of UV-A has poor efficiency in inducing the DNA damage; because they are not absorbed by native DNA. Before assessing the impact of UV-B radiation on DNA, we observed its effects on growth and survival of the test organism Scytonema sp. It was observed that growth and survival were severely affected by UV-B radiation for different durations. UV-B treatment causes loss in the cooperative binding property of DNA which is evident from the failure of complementary strands of DNA.http://www.jmbfs.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/jmbfs_0404_kumar.pdfDNAUV-Bcyclobutane-pyrimidine dimmer
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DETECTION OF UV-B-INDUCED THYMINE DIMER IN A CYANOBACTERIUM, SCYTONEMA SP.
Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Food Sciences
DNA
UV-B
cyclobutane-pyrimidine dimmer
author_facet Pavan Kumar
author_sort Pavan Kumar
title DETECTION OF UV-B-INDUCED THYMINE DIMER IN A CYANOBACTERIUM, SCYTONEMA SP.
title_short DETECTION OF UV-B-INDUCED THYMINE DIMER IN A CYANOBACTERIUM, SCYTONEMA SP.
title_full DETECTION OF UV-B-INDUCED THYMINE DIMER IN A CYANOBACTERIUM, SCYTONEMA SP.
title_fullStr DETECTION OF UV-B-INDUCED THYMINE DIMER IN A CYANOBACTERIUM, SCYTONEMA SP.
title_full_unstemmed DETECTION OF UV-B-INDUCED THYMINE DIMER IN A CYANOBACTERIUM, SCYTONEMA SP.
title_sort detection of uv-b-induced thymine dimer in a cyanobacterium, scytonema sp.
publisher Slovak University of Agriculture
series Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Food Sciences
issn 1338-5178
publishDate 2014-02-01
description DNA molecule is one of the major targets for UVR that can alter its molecular structure by forming different types of lesions leading to chronic mutagenic and even death of the cell. In comparison to UV-B, the wavelength of UV-A has poor efficiency in inducing the DNA damage; because they are not absorbed by native DNA. Before assessing the impact of UV-B radiation on DNA, we observed its effects on growth and survival of the test organism Scytonema sp. It was observed that growth and survival were severely affected by UV-B radiation for different durations. UV-B treatment causes loss in the cooperative binding property of DNA which is evident from the failure of complementary strands of DNA.
topic DNA
UV-B
cyclobutane-pyrimidine dimmer
url http://www.jmbfs.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/jmbfs_0404_kumar.pdf
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