8.3 Flashcards

1
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Transcription

A

Making RNA from DNA code

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2
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Central dogma

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Where transcription begins with DNA then self replicates

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3
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Base pairing rules for RNA

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A = U
C = G

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4
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Differences and similarities between DNA and RNA

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DNA = Deoxyribose N base, double helix, storehouse
Similar = Phosphate, N base, Sugar, helix, Backbone
RNA = Ribose N base, Uracil, single strand, creates proteins

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5
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Enhancer

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Additional binding sit for transcription factors

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6
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Promoter

A

start site of transcription

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7
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Exons

A

sequence present in the mRNA

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8
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Introns

A

Will be spliced out and removed

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9
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Initiation

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TATA box is copied, RNA pol take the TF info, Unwinds DNA

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10
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Elongation

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Continues to transcribe, adds protective 5’ caps, RNA pol. is removed, introns get spliced out

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11
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Termination

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Poly A site terminates the sequence, Poly A tail is added to end of RNA molecule, longer tail, more mRNA in cytoplasm = more protein made

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12
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Explain what happens during the splicing process

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During the splicing process the introns are edited out of the DNA strand.

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13
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Explain what happens during alternative splicing

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The introns are still spliced out but you get a combination of exons as a result.

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