DNA ligase

E261823

DNA ligase is an essential enzyme that joins breaks in the sugar-phosphate backbone of DNA, enabling processes such as DNA replication and genetic recombination.

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Label Occurrences
DNA ligase canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf DNA repair enzyme ⓘ
enzyme ⓘ
ligase ⓘ
actsOn DNA sugar-phosphate backbone ⓘ
ATP-dependentFormTypicallyFoundIn archaea ⓘ
eukaryotes ⓘ
belongsToEnzymeClass EC 6 (ligases) ⓘ
biochemicalReactionType ligation of DNA strand breaks ⓘ
biologicalRole DNA strand break sealing ⓘ
prevention of DNA strand discontinuities ⓘ
catalyzes formation of phosphodiester bonds in DNA ⓘ
discoveredInContextOf DNA replication studies ⓘ
essentialFor completion of lagging strand synthesis ⓘ
joining Okazaki fragments ⓘ
maintenance of genome integrity ⓘ
formsBondBetween 3'-hydroxyl group of one nucleotide ⓘ
5'-phosphate group of adjacent nucleotide ⓘ
foundIn archaea ⓘ
eukaryotes ⓘ
prokaryotes ⓘ
viruses ⓘ
hasECNumber EC 6.5.1.- ⓘ
hasType ATP-dependent DNA ligase ⓘ
NAD-dependent DNA ligase ⓘ
localizesTo mitochondria ⓘ
nucleus ⓘ
mechanismStep formation of enzyme-AMP intermediate ⓘ
nucleophilic attack by 3'-hydroxyl on activated 5'-phosphate ⓘ
transfer of AMP to 5'-phosphate of DNA ⓘ
NAD-dependentFormTypicallyFoundIn bacteria ⓘ
participatesIn DNA repair ⓘ
DNA replication ⓘ
base excision repair ⓘ
genetic recombination ⓘ
homologous recombination ⓘ
mismatch repair ⓘ
non-homologous end joining ⓘ
nucleotide excision repair ⓘ
product covalently continuous DNA strand ⓘ
requiresCofactor ATP ⓘ
NAD+ ⓘ
substrate DNA with nicks ⓘ
DNA with single-strand breaks ⓘ
usedIn construction of DNA libraries ⓘ
ligation of DNA fragments into plasmid vectors ⓘ
molecular cloning ⓘ
next-generation sequencing library preparation ⓘ
recombinant DNA technology ⓘ

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