Recent work proposes a seventh mechanism: the sequential action of AID and the RAG complex at CpG sites provides a coherent model for the pathologic DSBs at some of the most common sites of translocation in human lymphoma - the bcl-2 gene in follicular lymphoma and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, and the bcl-1 gene in mantle cell lymphoma.
The biochemical demonstration that AID deaminates C in single stranded (ss) DNA led to the proposal that transcription triggers separation of the DNA strands, each ss DNA is then exposed to the action of AID [6], [14] [17].
The process of SHM is also initiated by the action of AID (Fig 3).
(One could consider this to be a failure in the completion of the normal V(D J recombination process [ 23- 25].) The DSB at the bcl-2 or bcl-1 locus is a CpG-type break that has been proposed to be due to the sequential action of AID and the structure-specific nicking activity of the RAG complex [ 28].
The action of AID is focused predominantly on the variable regions of the immunoglobulin genes and it is estimated that the AID leads to a mutation rate in the variable regions that is approximately 1 million times higher than would occur by spontaneous mutation alone [ 168].
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