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T1 0-113 Sentence denotes Structural requirements for the BARD1 tumor suppressor in chromosomal stability and homology-directed DNA repair.
T2 114-307 Sentence denotes The BRCA1 tumor suppressor exists as a heterodimeric complex with BARD1, and this complex is thought to mediate many of the functions ascribed to BRCA1, including its role in tumor suppression.
T3 308-499 Sentence denotes The two proteins share a common structural organization that features an N-terminal RING domain and two C-terminal BRCT motifs, whereas BARD1 alone also contains three tandem ankyrin repeats.
T4 500-661 Sentence denotes In normal cells, the BRCA1/BARD1 heterodimer is believed to enhance chromosome stability by promoting homology-directed repair (HDR) of double strand DNA breaks.
T5 662-805 Sentence denotes Here we have investigated the structural requirements for BARD1 in this process by complementation of Bard1-null mouse mammary carcinoma cells.
T6 806-929 Sentence denotes Our results demonstrate that the ankyrin and BRCT motifs of BARD1 are each essential for both chromosome stability and HDR.
T7 930-1054 Sentence denotes Tandem BRCT motifs, including those found at the C terminus of BARD1, are known to form a phosphoprotein recognition module.
T8 1055-1328 Sentence denotes Nonetheless, the HDR function of BARD1 was not perturbed by synthetic mutations predicted to ablate the phospho-recognition activity of its BRCT sequences, suggesting that some functions of the BRCT domains are not dependent on their ability to bind phosphorylated ligands.
T9 1329-1515 Sentence denotes Also, cancer-associated missense mutations in the BRCT domains of BARD1 (e.g. C557S, Q564H, V695L, and S761N) have been observed in patients with breast, ovarian, and endometrial tumors.
T10 1516-1708 Sentence denotes However, none of these was found to affect the HDR activity of BARD1, suggesting that any increased cancer risk conferred by these mutations is not because of defects in this repair mechanism.