pack 9 Flashcards

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What is the promoter?

A

DNA sequence that acts as a transcription start site.

(it is promoting (advertising) transcription) (it promotes the transcription to the rna polymerase to convice it to start transcription)

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What is the job of terminators?

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It is the site where transcription stops.

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3
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What type of RNA polymerase genes is used to transcribe most genes?

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RNA polymerase 2

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4
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What is the anti sense strand?

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The template strand, the strand that is anti to the transcipted rna strand.

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5
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What is the coding/Sense strand?

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It is the strand that isnt used for the template, it is called coding bc it has almost the same code as the RNA strand and also has the same sense.

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What is the base number?

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It is: Numbering system used to identify important bases.

+1:The first base transcribed as RNA

+2, +3, … : anything to the right of the +1 (to the 3’) (downstream)

-1, -2, -3, …. : anything to the left of the +1 (to the 5’) (up stream)

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7
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What are the different eukaryotic promoter elements?

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CAAT box

TATA box

Cap site

GC box

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8
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Does RNA proofread its work?

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NO

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9
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What does (α-amanitin) do?

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Function:it inhibits polymerase II causing cell death

Found in: Certain mushrooms

(you think that the mushrooms is amina but it actually isn’t)

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10
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What are introns?

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Spacer DNA that don’t code for anything

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