Lecture 10 Flashcards

1
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negative control

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-default “ON”
-if proteins that regulate the expression of the gene are removed – the
gene would be expressed.

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2
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repressor in negative control

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A protein that binds the transcription start site of a negatively controlled gene

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3
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induction in negative control

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loss of repression

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4
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positive control

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default of “OFF”

-if proteins that regulate the expression of the gene are removed – the gene would NOT be expressed.

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5
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Regulating proteins can…

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regulate more than one gene or operon

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6
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diauxic growth

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two different growth rates due to exclusive use of one, then the other food source in order of priority

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7
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global control systems

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regulate expression of many different genes simultaneously

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8
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catabolite repression

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an example of global control that ensures that the best carbon and energy source is used first; causes diauxic growth

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9
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In catabolite repression, ___________ is controlled by an ______ protein and is a form of _______ control

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transcription, activator, positive

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10
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cyclic AMP receptor protein (CRP)

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activator protein

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11
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cyclic AMP

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key molecule in many metabolic control systems; derived from a nuclei acid precursor and is a regulatory nucleotide

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12
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Archaea uses _____________ to control transcription

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DNa-binding proteins

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13
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NrpR

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example of an archaea repressor protein from methanococcus maripaludis that represses genes involved in nitrogen metabolism

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14
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Prokaryotes regulate cellular metabolism in response to..

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environmental fluctuations

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15
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signal transduction

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external signal is detected by sensor and transmitted to regulatory machinery

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16
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Most signal transduction systems are…

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two-component regulatory systems

17
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Two‐Component Regulatory Systems

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made up of two different proteins and has feedback loop; sensor kinase and response regulator

18
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sensor kinase

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in cytoplasmic membrane; detects environmental signal and autophosphorylates

19
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response regulator

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in cytoplasm; DNA-binding protein that regulates transcription

20
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Besides prokaryotes, _______ also have some two-component regulator systems

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archaea