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Moreover, these data also demonstrate that Pol III does not proofread errors made by Pol IV, or any other DNA polymerase generating stress-induced point mutations.
In this case, a different exonuclease-proficient DNA polymerase may proofread errors by Y831A Pol ε.
Conversely, Pol ε can proofread errors made by polymerases α and δ.
Although errors made by Y831A Pol ε do not appear to be proofread by Pol δ, it is possible that Pol ε might proofread errors by other polymerases.
Additionally, Pol δ can replace Pol ε to proofread errors created by defective Pol ε and can complete DNA synthesis on the leading strand (Flood et al. 2015).
Like its family X siblings, pol λ is a single-subunit, monomeric enzyme with limited processivity and no intrinsic 3′ → 5′ exonucleolytic activity to proofread errors.
The precedent for this hypothesis comes from both in vitro [ 32] and in vivo [ 6] experiments indicating that the exonuclease activity of Pol δ can proofread errors by other replicative polymerases.
Owing to a proofreading error, we mistakenly said on July 15th that Jorge Uribe, Colombia's defence minister, is a relation of the country's president.
Thus, while your first reaction to seeing as a clue: "? (1,6,1,4)" might be that here was another proofreading error, it was in fact one that Orlando set for I HAVEN'T A CLUE.
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