6. eukaryotic transcription 1 Flashcards

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1
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Where are genes which are not usually expressed found?

A

heterochromatin

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2
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What does the histone code hypothesis propose?

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that specific combinations of chemical modifications to histones and DNA of chromatin help determine chromatin configuration and influence transcription

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3
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What effect does histone acetylation have?

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loosens chromatin structure, promoting initiation of transcription

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4
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What effect does histone methylation have?

A

condenses chromatin

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What effect does histone phosphorylation have?

A

loosens chromatin

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6
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Which genes does RNA pol I transcribe? 3

A

5.8S
28S
18S rRNA genes

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Which genes does RNA pol II transcribe? 5

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all protein-coding genes
snoRNA genes
miRNA genes
siRNA genes
most snRNA genes
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Which genes does RNA pol III transcribe? 3

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tRNA genes
5S rRNA genes
snRNA genes

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9
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Where is the TATA box found on the pol II promotor

A

-25

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10
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What is an example of different Bfs working together?

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NFAT and AP-1 - required for productive immune responses

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