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1
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Initiation sequence for transcription; within which there are conserved sequences and consensus sequences

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Promoter

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2
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TATA box and CAAT box

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Conserved/consensus sequences

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3
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Enzyme (Sigma+ Core) used to synthesize RNA. Recognizes and attaches to the promoter

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RNA Polymerase

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4
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Necessary for promoter recognition and attachment

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Sigma Factor

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Catalyzes phosphodiester bonds

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Core Polymerase

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The initial attachment of Core, Sigma creates a “pre-transcription” complex. The DNA has not fully separated yet

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Closed Complex

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Once the DNA template unwinds and starts to separate. Sigma detaches, Core stays on the DNA and begins to catalyze phosphodiester bonds

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Open Complex

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Downstream from the gene, a ___ can attach. When Core Polymerase bumps into the ____, it stops the progression of the core, stops phosphodiester bond creation, and causes core to dislodge from the gene

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Rho protein

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9
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An inverted repeat sequence, built into the DNA , downstream from the gene. The repeat can create short double stranded ____. Core polymerase cannot read the double stranded segment, therefore it stops and falls off

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Hairpin Loops

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10
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Brand new piece of RNA

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Primary Transcript

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11
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Linear template for polypeptide synthesis

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Messenger RNA

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12
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Cloverleaf “t” shape, adapter between messenger and amino acids

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Transfer RNA

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13
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Combination of two small globes. Small cluster of proteins in the center, ___ winds itself around that cluster to form the globes

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Ribosomal RNA

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14
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Sequence on mRNA that has base complementarity with the terminus of rRNA

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Shine Dalgarno sequence

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15
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Post-transcriptional modifications are ___ in prokaryotes

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Coupled

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16
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Stabilizes/anchors RNA at nuclear membrane pore

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Cap 5’ methylated guanosine

17
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Protects RNA from nucleares digestion in cytoplasm

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Tail 3’ long chain of adenine nucleotides is added (Poly A tail)

18
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Intervening sequences that are removed

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Introns

19
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Kept sequences that are used as a template for translation

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Exons

20
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an RNA that has its own catalytic properties

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Ribozyme

21
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Includes spliceosome and ribozyme

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Small nuclear ribonuclear proteins (SNRnps)

22
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Always included in the final mRNA

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Constitutive Exons

23
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In some alternative spliced mRNA they are treated as exons; in other splicing patterns they are treated as introns (and removed)

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Facultative Exons