Nucleic Acids Research, Vol 27, Issue 3 817-821, Copyright © 1999 by Oxford University Press
M Costa, A Ochem, A Staub and A Falaschi
Human DNA helicase VIII (HDH VIII) was isolated in the course of a
systematic study of the DNA unwinding enzymes present in human cells. From
a HeLa cell nuclear extract a protein with an Mrof 68 kDa in SDS- PAGE was
isolated, characterised and micro-sequenced. The enzyme shows ATP- and
Mg2+-dependent activity is not stimulated by RPA, prefers partially unwound
3'-tailed substrates and moves along the bound strand in the 5' to 3'
direction. HDH VIII can also unwind partial RNA/DNA and RNA/RNA duplexes.
Microsequencing of the polypeptide showed that this enzyme corresponds to
G3BP, an element of the Ras pathway which binds specifically to the
GTPase-activating protein. HDH VIII/G3BP is analogous to the heterogeneous
nuclear ribonucleoproteins and contains a sequence rich in RGG boxes
similar to the C-terminal domain of HDH IV/nucleolin, another DNA and RNA
helicase.
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