Lecture 19 Flashcards

1
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how are prokaryotic genomes organized?

A

circular double stranded
nearly all DNA codes for RNA or proteins
transcription and translation regulated precisely

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what is an operon in bacteria? what does it include?

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functional complex of genes for enzymes and metabolism pathways

includes: Structural genes, promoter RNA sites, operator sites, repressor sites, regulartory genes

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What is the Trp Operon in bacertia?

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repressible operon
absence of tryptophan -> transcribes genes of operon

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What is the Trp Operon in bacertia?

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repressible operon
absence of tryptophan -> transcribes genes of operon

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What is the Lac operon in bacteria?

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inducible operon
Lactose binds to site, preventing transcription from being halted

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What are the 4 levels of gene regulation in Eukaryotes?

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Transcriptional, Processing, translational, post-translational

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What is differential transcription in eukaryotes? what are 3 instances where this occurs?

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mechanism that determines which proteins are made

occurs in: cells at different development stages
cells in different tissues
response to different stimuli

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