Thrilled to share a new preprint from the lab, showing that active fork slowing and reversal is not confined to the damaged subnuclear compartment but rapidly extends throughout the nucleus, via non-canonical ATR signaling and modulation of MRN exonuclease activity. www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
Non-canonical ATR signalling via NBS1 phosphorylation propagates fork slowing from stressed to unperturbed nuclear regions
DNA replication forks frequently encounter obstacles and remodel into four-way junctions to actively slow DNA fork progression. Fork slowing can also spread to undamaged forks via an ATR-dependent mec...
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