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KMID : 1140120060110040278
Cancer Prevention Research
2006 Volume.11 No. 4 p.278 ~ p.283
Optimization of the DNA Damage Assessment using AP Quantification Assay to Establish the Molecular Biomarker Systems for the Evaluation of Carcinogenecity
Choe Won-Chae

Seo Young-Rok
Abstract
The purpose of our study was to improve an evaluation system for DNA repair activity as one of highlighted molecular pathways for the assessment of environment risk using DNA damage quantification assay. Indeed, DNA repair has been able to use the molecular biomarker system of the environment toxicity assessment with building the quantification assay system to detect AP damage site. In this study, we focused on the optimization of DNA repair analysis in terms of the DNA purification, quantification procedure, and treatment of DNA-damaging agents. Our data showed that the methods were hardly different between DNA isolation kit and manual purification in RKO human colon cancer cells. In addition, ARP solution concentration was optimized at 100¥ìg/ml in ARP biding reaction. We observed that AP site detection was saturated in the treatment of MMS at 100¥ìM for more than 1 hour. Our study provided the foundation of the novel toxicity assessment system to assay carcinogenic toxic materials such as environmental hazard chemicals heavy metals. Furthermore, the improved assay system for DNA repair might be one of useful for environmental health and cancer prevention.
KEYWORD
In vitro cell culture system, AP quantification assay, DNA damage
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