Additional stuff for midterm Flashcards

1
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2nd function of DNase I footprinting

A

Assay for TF purification

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2
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Chromatory modelling complexes what processes they are involved in

A

transcription AND REPLICATION

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3
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unmethylated to methylated what enzyme

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methyl transferase

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4
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Cap will be recognized ___________

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by molecules in ribosomes at beginning of splicing

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5
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GTFs in prokaryotes

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NO GTFs ! Only GTFs in eukaryotes

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6
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RNAP where it binds

A

promoter AND +1 start site (in strong promoters) but active site positionned at +1 start site

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7
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What is coordinate expression

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Arrangement of genes in linear operons in prokaryotes (they are transcribed on same mRNA so that’s why you say that they expression is coordinated)

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8
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What is coregulation and eukaryotes/prokaryotes

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Process buy which analogous genes (related prots) are transcribed simultaneoulsy. In prokaryotes, achieved by physical linkage, but not in eukaryotes.

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9
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CTD tail state at transcription initiation

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unphosphorylated (until TFIIH kinase does it)

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10
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T/F : EMSA/DNase I footprinting can replace each other

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false. Footprinting can’t replace EMSA : too difficult in lab.

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11
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T/F : EMSA can give quantity of protein bound to DNA

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false. quantitative because +/- for different fractions

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12
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T/F : mediator complex can mediate repressing

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true. can bind activators and repressors too. mediates everything from repressors to RNAP II

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13
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How to purify TFs

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Put sequence that it influences in cell. (TFs will bind it there) and perform chromatography (living cell as start) to isolate TF

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14
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what to do before EMSA

A

chromatography

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15
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T/F : you can use chromatography to isolate DNA fragments

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false. only proteins

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16
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G-T pairs in DNA helix consequence

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no major distortion. it is viable

17
Q

additional substance that can denature DNA strands

A

formaldehyde

18
Q

Something you can not do to denature DNA

A

raise ionic concentrations

19
Q

Where sxl binds on genes it regulates

A

on Sxl gene, binds on 3’ end of intron between exons 2/3. On Tra, seems to bind on 3’ end of intron between exons 1/2.

20
Q

Which subunits in U2AF bind what

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subunit 65 binds pyrimidine track (and U2 snRNP since it’s same subunit ?). Subunit 35 binds AG sequence at 3’ end of intron

21
Q

how do you call PPi

A

pyrophosphate

22
Q

What adds (A) residues in Poly(A)

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PAP, not PABPII

23
Q

where PABPII binds and how

A

A residues with RRM motif, binding allows fast poly(A)

24
Q

order of processing in long genes

A

splicing can happen before poly(A) and before end of transcription

25
Q

element(s) of spliceosome SR proteins can recruit

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U1 and U2