4.3 Flashcards

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1
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Central Dogma…

A

DNA–>RNA–>Proteins

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2
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DNA to RNA

A

Transcription

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3
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RNA to Proteins

A

Translation

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4
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Transcribed DNA strand…

A

Template Strand

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5
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Untranscribed DNA strand…

A

coding strand

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6
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What is the main enzyme in transcription of DNA to RNA?

A

RNA Polymerase

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7
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The coding strand of this templete stand…

ATGCCGATG

A

TACGGCTAC

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8
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The mRNA of this templete strand…

ATGCCGATG

A

UACGGCUAC

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9
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What is the anatomy of a basic eukaryotic gene?

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Promoters, Enhancers, Exons, and Introns.

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10
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Start site of transcription

A

Promoter

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11
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Additional binding site for transcription factors
Act as an on/off switch

A

Enhancer

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12
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Sequenced that will be present in mRNA

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Exons

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13
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Will be spliced out and removed

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Introns

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14
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Which stage?

Transcription factors bind to promoter regions

A

Stage 1: Initiation

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15
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Which Stage?

RNA polymerase breaks free of the Transcription factors
A protective 5’ cap is added

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Stage 2: Elongation

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16
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Which Stage?

At the polyaderylaition site, the termination sequenced is recognized and cut.

A

Stage 3: Termination

17
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What happens during the splicing process?

A

Edit out the introns

18
Q

How can one gene code for multiple proteins?

A

The different combinations of exons