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Ruthie Mulvaney

Vanderbilt University

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Resolution of collapsed forks is separate from completion of DNA synthesis

Sara C. Conwell, Steven N Dahmen, Matthew T. Cranford, Ruthie Mulvaney, David T Long, David Cortez, James M. Dewar

The paper shows that replication fork collapse at SSBs leads to seDSBs resolved by homologous recombination, but DNA synthesis downstream is inefficient, while deDSBs allow efficient synthesis without recombination.

bioRxiv · Mar 3, 2025 · PreprintBiochemistry