2. Gene expression...transcription Flashcards

1
Q

gene expression is taking ___ into a ____ so it will occur in #__ steps

A

DNA protein 2

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2
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what is the 1st step of gene expression & what does it do?

A

Transcription: DNA is being copied into a RNA sequence that is complementary to that gene

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3
Q

what is the 2nd step of gene expression & what does it do?

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Translation: RNA sequence is used as a template for an amino acid sequence that will eventually become a folded protein

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4
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there are a few kinds of ____ involved in gene expression

A

RNA

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5
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what is the 1st special RNA involved in transcription?

A

messenger RNA (mRNA)

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6
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what is messenger RNA?

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1 strand of DNA that is copied into a complementary strand of RNA

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7
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mRNA can leave the ___

A

nucleus though nuclear pores

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8
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In _______,mRNA moves out of the nucleus into the ____ where it gets ______ into a ______(protein)

A

eukaryotes cytoplasm
translated polypeptide

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9
Q

the _______ ________ (A,G,C,U) in RNA tells the _____ which amino acid to put next in the sequence

A

nucleotide sequence
ribosome

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10
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ribosomes are built/made up of?

A

proteins and rRNA

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11
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the 2nd RNA involved in gene expression is and come to play in?

A

ribosomal RNA (rRNA)
translation

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12
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what does rRNA do?

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works as a CATALYST…..
it catalyzes the reaction between he amino acids to FORM peptide bonds in a sequence to form a polypeptide chain then into a protein

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13
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what is the 3rd RNA involved in gene expression?

A

transfer RNA (tRNA)

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14
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what does transfer RNA do?

A

involved in translation…
they grab onto a specific amino acid that is suppose to come next in a sequence of mRNA and it adds it to the growing polypeptide chain
(transfers amino acids into ribosomes)

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15
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there are #___ types of RNA

A

3

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16
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Transcription: DNA is in 2 strand so one of the strands works as a ____ strand which has ____ built into its complementary sequence (A-U)

A

template
mRNA

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17
Q

Transcription: the other stand is called ___ strand because? it it works from #__‘prime to #___‘prime end

A

coding
it codes for the mRNS so they are EXACTLY THE SAME expect for T and U because uracil is used in RNA instead of thymine
5 - 3

18
Q

mRNA works from #__ prime end to #__ prime end

A

5’ - 3’

19
Q

** what is the recipe for transcription?

A
  1. the 4 ribonucelotide bases (ATP, GTP, CTP, UTP)
  2. the enzyme DNA polymerase
  3. salts and the right pH
  4. DNA template strand
20
Q

the important enzyme in transcription is?

A

RNA polymerase

21
Q

How is DNA polymerase similar to DNA polymerase

A

they build and move in the same direction
5’prime to 3’ prime

22
Q

how is RNA polymerase different from DNA polymerase?

A

it doesn’t need primers

23
Q

RNA polymerase DOES NOT ____ therefore makes _____(a LOT of them ALL THE TIME)

A

READ
mistakes

24
Q

what are the #__ stages of transcription?

A

3
initiation, eleongation, termination

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**** initiation: RNA polymerase will ___ to the ____ region that has a ______ site where the very first _____ is added
bind promoter intitation nucleotide
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****** Elongation: ____ _____ will move alone the gene, ___ DNA about #__ _____ ____@ a time and adds _____ to the #__' prime end SO it reads the template strand in the #__" prime to #__' direction so therefore it mRNA antiparallel strand will build #__' prime to #___' prime end
RNA polymerase unwinds 10 base pairs nucleotides 3 3 - 5 5. - 3
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RNA polymerase does NOT ____ NOR ____ _____
proofread correct mistakes
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RNA polymerase uses ______ ____ (____)*abreivation* to?
ribonucloside triphosphate NTPS add to the growing chain
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**** Termination: specific ____ _____ that tells ____ _____ that the gene is over so TIME TO STOP build the mRNA transcript
DNA sequence RNA polymerase
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(termination) ___ genes that transcript will form a ___ so the beginning will join the end and ___ ____ from DNA
some loop fall away
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(termenation) ____ genes a special ___ will come in and bind to the ______ and causes it to ___ from the ___
other protein transcript detach. DNA
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____ are expressed during processing and are ___ in during processing sequence
exons. kept
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___ are cut out and removed from the ____ because they're basically kill (not coding for anything) so... if it is kept it in would be a ___-_____ protein
introns mRNA non-functioning
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during processing: adding a _____ to the 3'prime end
poly a (long chain of adenines)
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during processing @ the 5' prime end there is a? which basically is a ______ ___ that helps the ___ bind to a ____ during the process of translation
5 prime cap modified GTP mRNA ribosome
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if a 5 prime cap isn't added to the mRNA what happens?
it cannot bind to a ribosome to be turned into a protein
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the 5 prime cap also ____ mRNA from being _____ by some of the ___ out in the cytoplasm
protects digested enzymes
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**** @ the 3 prime end a ____ tail is added (100-300 adenines) it is important because?
poly a it allows for mRNA to leave the nucleus and keeps mRNA stable
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if a poly a tail isn't added to the 3 prime end what happens?
mRNA cannot leave th enuclus
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____ ____ is the removal of ____ and spicing together the ____ after this you a nice tight mRNA molecule that can leave nucleus and export out into the cytoplasm to be translated into a protein
RNA splicing introns exons