Control of Gene Express I Flashcards

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1
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housekeeping proteins, glucose metabolism

A

common proteins

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2
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RNA seq results

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specifically limited proteins,..; hemoglobin

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3
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What are thing assoicated with post transcription ?

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alternative splicing dystrophin gene, post translational modification

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4
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transcription factors

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gene regulatory proteins

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5
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Recognition sequence for regualtory proteins

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TGATAG

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Recognition sequences can be?

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proximal or distal to first exon

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Regulatory protiens associate with?

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major grooves

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8
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What recognizes a specific DNA sequence?

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a gene regulatory proteins

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9
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Possible binds to major groove

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H bond donors
H bond acceptors
methyl groups
H atoms

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What do gene regulatory proteijns read?

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the outside of the DNA helix…10-20 interactions

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Neccessary modules for transcrtiption factors

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activation module and a DNA biding module

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12
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What modules might a trasnctiption factor have?

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dimerization module or regulatory module

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13
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simplest most common DNA binding motif

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helix turn helix

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14
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helix turn helix

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two alpha helices connected by short chain of aa that make the turn at fixed angles

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15
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What is the longer helix?

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recognition module-DNA binding module… fits into major groove

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16
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What dose side chains of aa recognize in helix turn helix?

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DNA motif

17
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How does H t H bind Dna?

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symmetric dimers

18
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found in tandem clusters?

A

Zn finger domains

19
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stabalizes interaction w DNA

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zn finger domain… has multiple contact points

20
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dimerization domain
activation domain
DNA binding domain

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Leucine zipper motif

  • two alpha helical binding domains
  • dimerizes through leuicine zipper region homo or hetero
21
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what does Leu zipper interact with?

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hydrophobic aa side chains

22
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what forms zipper strucutre?

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aa leu every 7 aa

  • grabs dna like clothes pin
  • activation domain overlaps dimer domain
23
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consists of a short alpha chain connected by a loop to a second longer alpha chain

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helix loop helix domain

24
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what there domains does HLH have?

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dna bidning, dimerization, activation

25
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gene control region consists of?

A

DNA region involved in regulating and intitating transcription of a gene
-includes promoter
and regulatory seq

26
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promoter

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trancription factors and RNA poly II assembly

27
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Activation

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DNA looping and a mediator complex allot the gene regulatory proteins to interacti w the proteins that assemble at the promoter

28
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what do gene activator protieins modify?

A

local chromatin structure

29
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easier to remove histones

A

histone acetylation

30
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What do nucleosomes remodeling and histone removal favor?

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transctitoin initiation by increasing accessibility of DNA to other prtoins

31
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KNow

A

actiavtion of a gene

32
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Gene repressors inhibit in two ways

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  1. competitive DNA binding
    2masking the activation surface- binds to actiavtion domain of the activator protein
    3direct interaction w tracrtipion factors-binds to DNA and blocks assembly of general trasncrition factors
33
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way 4 repressors work

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recruitment of chromatin remodeling complex

-returns promotrer to the pretranscritional nucleosome state

34
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5 repressor works

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recruitment of histone deacetylases

-hard to remove deacetlyated histone from promoter

35
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repressor way 6

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recruitment of histone methyl transferase

-methylates histones- bond to proteins which act to maitina chromatin in a transcritionally silent form