Lecture 9-10 - RNA Protein Translation and gene control Flashcards

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1
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What does polypeptide form that cells and organisms use?

A

Proteins

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2
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The cellular chain of command:

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DNA –> RNA –> Protein

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3
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Is the synthesis of RNA under direction of DNA

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Transcription

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4
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What does (transcription) produces

A

Messenger RNA (mRNA)

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5
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The actual synthesis of a polypeptide, which occurs under the direction of mRNA

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Translation

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6
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Where does Translation occurs?

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In ribosomes

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7
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What does nuclear envelope do in a eukaryotic cell?

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Separates transcription from translation

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8
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Where does extensive RNA processing occurs?

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In the nucleus.

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9
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What is Transcription?

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DNA-directed synthesis of RNA

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10
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Transription by E.coli polymerase occurs in:

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  • Three phases known as initiation, elongation and termination
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11
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Trancription factors are:

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Protein which bind to DNA and regulate trancription

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12
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Transcription begins

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Upstream from the start codon

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13
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Which of the following is necessary for transcription to occur?

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Both DNA and RNA polymerase

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14
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In both eukaryotes and prokaryotes, a promoter region that is rich in AT bases is called as:

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TATA box

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15
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The major function of RNA polymerase’s sigma factor is:

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Recignition of the transcriptional start sequence

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16
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The nucleons of eukaryotic cell has:

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RNA polymerase 1, 11, 111 (all of these)

17
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Transcription results in

A

Messenger RNA

18
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RNA polymerase in prokaryotes has a removable:

A

Sigma subunit

19
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What is a promoter?

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A specific sequence of DNA to which RNA polymerase binds

20
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In prokaryoytes, transcription is:

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Terminated by a protein called rho

21
Q

Enhancers are region that:

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Modulate transcription

22
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Immediately after transcription

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A methylated guanine cap is added to the 51 end of the transcript

23
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The closed complex at bacterial promoters is:

A

In equilibrium with free RNA polymerase and the promoter.

24
Q

The complex of RNA polymerase, DNA template and new RNA transcript is called:

A

Transcription bubble

25
Q

RNA is synthesized on a DNA template in a process called __________ , which utilizes the enzyme __________

A

Transcription, RNA polymerase

26
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The transcriptional regulatory proteins in eukaryotes which induce transcription usually have

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At least two distinct domains of protein structure, a DNA binding domain and an activation domain.

27
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The RNA polymerases that transcribe bacterial DNA are

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Multisubunit enzymes

28
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Upstream regions which are essential for correct transcription are called:

A

Promoters

29
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Promoters for tRNAs are located

A

Downstream from the start codon

30
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In eukaryotes, there are three different RNA polymerases. The RNA polymerase responsible for transcription of mRNA is

A

RNA polymerase II

31
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Most transcripts of protein coding genes are cleaved

A

At the 3’ end just after a poly adenylation signal

32
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The first protein complex to bind to the TATA box is:

A

Transcription factor IID

33
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Transcription factors are:

A

Proteins which bind DNAand initiate transcription

34
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The lac operon is translated into __________ proteins.

A

3

35
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A mutation in the tip binding site of the repressor would result in

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Constitutive TRP operon expression

36
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What are genes?

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The functional unit of inheritance, a fragment of DNA, a portion of a chromosome

37
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Catabolite activating protein exerts __________ control on transcription of the lac operon genes.

A

Positive

38
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Tubulin is regulated by

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Binding of tubulin to the tubulin translational product

39
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Sex hormones activate transcription of specific genes by

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Binding to a transcription factor