Wright Lecture 9: Control of Gene Expression in Eukaryotes Flashcards

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RNA polymerase I

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Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) genes

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RNA polymerase II

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mRNA genes that code for polypeptides

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RMA polymerase III

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small RNAs: tRNA and 5sRNA genes

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Pol II promoter

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TATA box

General transcription factors

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Regulation of gene transcription by hormone receptors

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Allosteric proteins that undergo conformational transition following binding of a ligand (steroid hormone)
Enter nucleus from cytoplasm and steroid-receptor complex binds to DNA and activates transcription: mRNA being made at higher rate
Translation produces proteins related to hormone function

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Sites of gene regulation of eukaryotic cells (8)

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  1. Transcription initiation
  2. Processing of RNA
  3. mRNA transport
  4. mRNA storage
  5. mRNA degradation
  6. Translation
  7. Protein modification
  8. Protein degradation
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RNA processing

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  1. Alternate splicing of exons
  2. Multiple 3’ cleavage sites
  3. 5’ cap and poly(A) tail
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Metabolic pathways and gene regulation

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Signalling to each other:
Signalling from genetic information through enzymes being made, signalling from precursors of catabolic or anabolic pathways that interact with genetic interface, external factors

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