5. eukaryotic genome organisation Flashcards

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what is the major protein component of chromatin?

A

Histone

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What does chromatin exist as in interphase?

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10% active euchromatin
80% inactive euchromatin
10% heterochromatin

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Which histone molecules does the nucleus contain?

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2 x H2A H2B H3 and H4

1 x H1

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how does the histone octamer form?

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H3-H4 tetramer bound with two H2A-2B dimers

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5
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what are high mobility group proteins implicated in?

A

global regulation of transcription

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Which three functional elements does chromosome replication and stability require?

A

telomere, origin of replication and centromere

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How does the origin of replication work?

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ORC binds - Cdc6 and Cdt1 bind - Mcm helicase binds - Cdc 6 and ORC are phosphorylated and the helicase opens up the helix for replication

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Which two types of chromatin are found in the centromere?

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  1. chromatin containing normal histone H3 that is dimethylated at lysine 4
  2. chromatin containing centromere specific histone H3 variant
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9
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What is the vertebrate telomere sequence?

A

TTAGG

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