Chapter 12 part 3 Flashcards

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1
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Under heat stress, E.coli use _______ to activate expression of specialized heat stress response

A

alternative sigma factors

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2
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under heat stress, specialized ________ encode for proteins that protect cells from certain types of heat-induced damage

A

heat shock genes

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3
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At high temperatures, the usual sigma factor, 70, is unstable and the alternative one , _______, is used, which transcribes heat shock genes

A

sigma factor 32

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4
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The gene _______ encodes for sigma factor 32

A

rpoH

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5
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a second consequence of the high temperatures is the change in _______ proteins (from sigma 32 destructive to heat damaged protein destructive)

A

chaperone proteins

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6
Q

What are the 2 ways that bacteria undergo translational regulation? (not very common)

A

1) translation repressor proteins
2) antisense RNA

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7
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IS 10 regulation is an example of _______

A

antisense RNA

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8
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IS10 insertion sequece contins two promotors:

A

1) Pin - directs transcription of transposase
2) Pout - directs transcription of antisense RNA which binds to transposase gene and leads to degradation

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9
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Which is stronger, Pin or Pout?

A

Pout

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10
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a _______ is where an mRNA binds a small regulatory molecule

A

riboswitch

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11
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What are the 3 ways that riboswitches can regulate proteins?

A

1) transcription
2) translation
3) mRNA stability

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12
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A riboswitch regulates transcription of the _______ operon, which codes for proteins of the biosynthetic pathway for thiamin pyrophosphate production

A

thiamin (thi) operon

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13
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With low TPP concentration, TPP amounts are too low for riboswitch binding, leading to the formation of _______, which allows transcription of operon genes

bacillus subtilis

A

antitermination stem-loop

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14
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With high TPP concentration, TPP binds to riboswitch generating _______ followed by poly-U sequence

bacillus subtilis

A

termination stem-loop

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15
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With low TPP concentration, 5’UTR of the mRNA forms a secondary sequence that contains the shine-delgarno _______
- translation occurs

E.coli

A

antisequestor stemloop

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16
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With high TPP concentration, TPP binds to the riboswitch inducing the formation of an mRNA stem loop that prevents the shine delgarno sequence and start codon from initiating _______

E.coli

A

translation

17
Q

In B. subtilus, the gene _______ codes for the enzyme glutamine: fructose-6-phosphate aminotransferase, which is involved in the production of the sugar _______

A

1) glmS
2) GlcN6P

18
Q

explain riboswitch control based on [GlcN6P]

A
  • when [GlcN6P] low glmS is expressed
  • when [GlcN6P] high, it binds to riboswitch sequence on glms leading to mRNA cleaving