Test Two gene expression Flashcards

1
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what makes DNA different in each cell

A

what gene is expressed

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2
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what are housekeeping genes

A

code for proteins that all cells need

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3
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what are specialized genes

A

code for proteins needed for a particular cell type

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4
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where are the steps where genes can be controlled

A

transcriptional control, RNA processing control, RNA transport control, translation control, protein activity control

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5
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what are the three parts in transcriptional control

A

promoter, regulatory DNA sequences, and gene regulatory proteins

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6
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what are promoters

A

sequence for the binding of RNA polymerase

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7
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what are regulatory DNA sequences

A

sites for binding of gene regulatory proteins

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8
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what are gene regulatory proteins

A

bind to the regulatory DNA sequences, used to turn genes on and off

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9
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a bacterial operon contains

A

promotor, operator, and structural gene

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10
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where does transcription begin

A

promoter sequence

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11
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what is an operator

A

regulatory DNA sequence

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12
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purpose of the structural gene

A

codes for the mRNA

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13
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what are the two types of operators

A

repressor operator and activator operator

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14
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what are repressor operators

A

turn genes off when bound to specific protein

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15
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what are activator genes

A

turn genes on when bound to specific protein

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16
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what is an example of a repressor operator

A

tryptophan operator

17
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what is an example were both an activator and repressor operator is used

A

lac operon

18
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function of lac operon

A

produces enzymes to breakdown lactose

19
Q

what is used in transcriptional control in eukaryotes

A

promoter, enhancers, and structural gene

20
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where is the promoter in eukaryotes

A

before the structural gene

21
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the promoter in eukaryotes contains what

A

TATA box

22
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where are enhancers located in eukaryotes

A

located away from the gene but in multiple locations

23
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what is an enhancer

A

regulatory DNA sequences used instead of operators

24
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what is difference between eukaryotes structural gene vs prokaryote

A

eukaryote only has one structural gene per promoter

25
Q

what is use in the initiation of transcriptions

A

transcription factors

26
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what are the two types of transcription factors

A

general and specific

27
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how are general transcription factors work

A

assemble with RNA polymerase at the TATA box

28
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what are specific transcription factors

A

gene regulatory proteins that bind to enhancers

29
Q

what can enhancers do with DNA

A

causes DNA to bend when enhancer binds to activators

30
Q

what is combinational control

A

enhancer is regulated by a combination of proteins

31
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what can be controlled in RNA processing control in eukaryotes

A

capping and polyadenylation and uses alternative splicing

32
Q

what can be controlled in translation control in eukaryotes

A

mRNA transport to ribosomes, initiation of translation

33
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what can be controlled in protein activity control in eukaryotes

A

phosphorylation/dephosphorylation, and selective degredation