Regulation of Gene Expression Flashcards

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What is the number of different cell types in the humans?

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200 different cell types.

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What is the human tissue proteome?

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Map of expression in 32 human tissues - The corresponding proteins which are localised are the proteomes.

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What are the housekeeping genes?

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Proteins essential for ALL cells.

The basic cellular function is expressed in EVERY cell type in an organism.

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What is the number of housekeeping genes?

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7319 protein coding genes.

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Where are tissue elevated genes found?

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Found in the duodenum = Small Intestine.

This aids with food breakdown.

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What is the overview of gene expression regulation?

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DNA
Primary mRNA transcript 
mRNA 
Protein 
Modified Protein
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Where does DNA / Histone modification occur?

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DNA

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Between which 2 stages does RNA processing control occur?

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Primary mRNA transcript.

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Between which 2 stages does transcriptional control occur?

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DNA and primary mRNA transcript.

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Between which 2 stages does post - transcriptional control occur?

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mRNA and protein.

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Between which 2 stages does protein modification occur?

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Protein and Modified Protein.

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What regulates the transcription of genes?

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Transcription Factors.

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What do the transcriptional factors bind onto?

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Bind to DNA in order to turn genes on or off.

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What are the factors which turn genes on and off?

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Activators // Repressors.

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What happens when the DNA loops around?

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Allows interactions between transcription factors and the core promoter region.

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How does transcriptional regulation occur?

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Transcription factors bind DNA in a sequence specific - manner.

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What is the purpose of a TATA box?

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Helps to activate // repress transcription.