Lecture 7 (Ch 11) Flashcards

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T/F: Bacteria chromosome organized into chromatin

A

F- eukaryotic

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Chromatin state is important for gene expression– ___ is expressed and ___ isn’t

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euchromatin vs. heterochromatin

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3
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Chromatin is ___

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DNA + proein

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4
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Protein of chromatin control ___ and ___

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structure and function

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5
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DNA compaction is achieved via 2 fold steps:

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  1. 10 nm fiber

2. 30 nm fiber

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6
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Nucleosome = __ + __

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Histone + DNA wrapped around it x2

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7
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10 nm fiber: Nucleosome has 8 subunits called ___; the individual name of them are ___

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histones; H2A, H2B, H3, and H4 (x2)

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8
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10 nm fiber: in nucleosome, ___ and ___ form dimers; ___ and ___ form dimers

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H2A + H2B

H3 + H4

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9
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10 nm fiber: nucleosome’s dimensions are:

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11 nm diameter, 5.7 nm thickenss

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10
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10 nm fiber: has 3 parts. Which is conserved and which is variable?

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nucleosome, core DNA, linker DNA;

former 2 conserved, latter 1 variable

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11
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10 nm fiber: core DNA has ___ bp

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146

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12
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10 nm fiber: linker DNA has ___ bp

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50-100 bp

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13
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T/F: H1 dimerizes with H2A

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F. H1 not part of 10 nm fiber

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14
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30 nm fiber: 10 nm fiber coil into ___

A

solenoids

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15
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30 nm fiber: solenoids contain ___ per turn

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6-8 nucleosome

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16
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30 nm fiber: H1 histone’s funciton is to ___

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stabilize the solenoid for an additional level of condensation.

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17
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30 nm fiber: H1 histone is believed to wrap around ___

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linker DNA

18
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Metaphse Chromosome is additionally condensed via ___ that form ___ that form ___ that form ___

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non-histone scaffolding proteins to form chromatin loops; they form rosettes that form bundles.

19
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Max level of condensation is achieved in ___, achieved with the help of ___

A

mitotic chromosome;

condensin

20
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DNA Replication: nucleosome ___ during passage of replication fork

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diassemble transiently

21
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DNA Replication: T/F: the daughter and the mother nucleosome will reassemble semiconservatively across daughter and mother strand

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F. Histone dimers disassemble and reassemble at random

22
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Histones: T/F they are considered small at 100 kbp

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F. they are considered small, but at 11-14 kbp

23
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Histones: are rich in ___ AA, which makes them ___.

A

lys; basic (:N)

24
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Gene Expression: If promotor is at the core DNA, _____ conformation of transcription. If promotor is at the linker DNA, _____ conformation of transcription

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closed; open

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Gene Expression: two ways nucleosome can effect expression
1. chromatin remodeling | 2. epigenetic/covalent modification
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Gene Expression: relate histone code and chromatin remodeling
histone code determiens which genes are open/closed (revealed/hidden); chromatin remodeling must be done to move nucleosome to expose/hide promotors and other regulatory sequences
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Gene Expression: covalent modification modifies ___
N-terminus of H3/H4
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Gene Expression: epigenetic modification indicates that
DNA isn't changed, but this modification will be trasmitted during cell division and reproduction
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FISH: stands for...
Flourescent in situ Hybridization
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FISH: T/F: cell lysis is the first step
F. in situ - live cells can be used
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FISH: 2 steps are
1. synthesize DNA sequence of choice linked covalently with dye PNA as a probe 2. denature cellular DNA and hybidize it
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FISH: can be used to __ or ___
id chromosomes or location of gene within the chromosome
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FISH: in human cell, gene for hair color is marked with FISH-blue. How many signals do you expect?
2, beause diploid organism-- 1 paternal and 1 maternal
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FISH: How is it used to diagnose lyphobia/leukemia?
these diseases are caused by chimeric gene/chromosomal translocation. Target 2 genes expected to be on 2 different chromosomes-- if the are on the same chromosome, you know that translocation occured
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FISH: T/F: Philadelphia chromosome is the chimeric chromosome that is the result of 9/22 translocation
F. It's the leftover 22 chromosome that is shortened due to translocation.
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Centromere: is ___ in ___. It facilitates ___ and ___.
repetitive DNA sequence in centromere; | facilitate kineticore protein and spindle microtubule
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Centromere: T/F Kineticore protein is conserved
T
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Centromere: T/F Centromere size is conserved
F. Yeast ~100s kb. Other euk sev 100s kb.
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PEN: Stands for
position effect vairiegation
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PEN: Muller's experience focused on the location of ___ gene, which coded for ___. Its mutated form gave phenotype of ___.
w+; red eye color; | white eye color
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PEN: What happened to the w+ gene after exposure with radiation? Why?
w+ moved to nearby heterochromatins. x2 stranded breaks led to some heterochromatin (methylated H3/H4) "invading" w+ gene and silencing it, causing white color eyes.
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PEN: What mechanism underlies the regulation of heterochromatin and euchromatin boundaries?
Unknown.