Lecture 8 Non-coding RNA Flashcards

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Learning Objectives

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The first non-coding RNA !

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Ribosomal RNA – the most abundant RNA in cells !

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ribosomal RNA is the largest class of RNA
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Total RNA isolated from human cells

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RNA2 band shows is the better method to help distinguish the RNA subunits

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Different types of cellular RNAs

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need to study these and know all their differences

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Small nuclear RNAs – snRNAs

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their function is to coordinate splicing

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Small nucleolar RNAs – snoRNAs

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Different types of cellular RNAs

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Small non-coding RNAs affect translation or decay
of mRNAs in the cytoplasm

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The difference between miRNAs and
siRNAs

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miRNAs only partially hybridize

siRNAs completely base pair

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How are miRNAs/siRNAs generated in cells?

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Developmental defects in inducible Dicer
gene knock-outs

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miRNAs and disease

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miRNAs expression signatures are linked to cancer

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Different types of cellular RNAs

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Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs)

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Functions of lncRNAs

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Nuclear lncRNAs control chromatin
structure/transcription in cis or trans

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Example: XIST –a lncRNA that controls
mammalian dosage compensation

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XIST: X inactivation specific transcript

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Cytoplasmic lncRNA can have diverse functions

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Example: The cytoplasmic lncRNA NORAD acts as
“decoy” for RNA-binding proteins

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Circular RNAs (circRNAs) can act as
decoys for miRNAs/RBPs

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Summary

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Supplement 1: HOTAIR lincRNA represses
transcription in trans

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Supplement 2: XIST likely functions by a “spreading” mechanism at
“chromosome entry sites”

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