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Zeinab Mokhtari In the name of GOD 12-Oct

2 Arizona University Danzhou Yang

11_chemsocrev_telomere_review cancer aging genetic stability a single-stranded 30-overhang of 100–200 bases Telomeres are specialized DNA sequences that cap the ends of linear chromosomes and provide protection against gene erosion at cell divisions, chromosomal non-homologous end-joinings and nuclease attacks. 3

apoptosis telomeres of cancer cells 4 due to the activation of a reverse transcriptase, telomerase, that extends the telomeric sequence at the chromosome ends malignant phenotype

11_chemsocrev_telomere_review G-quadruplex DNA secondary structures that consist of stacked G-tetrad planes connected by a network of Hoogsteen hydrogen bonds and stabilized by monovalent cations. inhibits the activity of telomerase 5

K + ‏ structure is considered to be biologically more relevant due to the higher intracellular concentration of K + ‏ 6 structure-based rational drug design

7 four G-tract human telomeric sequence 5’-GGG(TTAGGG)3 Minimume

8 1993: 22-nt human telomeric sequence, in the presence of Na‏+

9 2002: a crystal structure of the parallel-stranded G-quadruplex, 22-nt human telomeric sequence, in the presence of K‏+.

10 predominant conformations formed in human telomeric sequences in K+‏ solution HYBRID 1 Mixed par (3) & antipar(1- 3 rd ) Side-lateral-lateral 5 syn Gs Top end cap: A triple Bottom end cap: A:T base pair HYBRID 2 Mixed par (3) & antipar(1- 2 nd ) lateral-lateral-side 5 syn Gs Bottom end cap: T:A:T triple HYBRID 1 & 2 diff.s :  Loop arrangements  Strands orientations  G-tetrad arrangements  Capping structures

11 dynamic equilibrium sequences with a 3’-flanking wtTel27 wtTel26 wtTel25b wtTel24b wtTel25a sequences with no 3’-flanking segment wtTel23 wtTel24 The 3’-flanking-T(T25) is necessary for the formation of the T:A:T triple capping structure, which selectively stabilizes the hybrid-2 type telomeric G-quadruplex.

12 Hybrid-type structures are the predominant conformations for wtTel26 and Tel26 in K‏ solution, even in the co-presence of a high concentration of Na‏ Addition of K‏ + readily converts the Na‏-form conformation to the K‏-form hybrid-type structures.

13 Thanks