Exam 4: ONLY DNA- Introduction, replication, operon Flashcards

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________ is the cell genetic information; mainly composed of DNA.

exception: is a group of virus that belong to RNA family of viruses

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Genome

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____1___ are thread like structures within cells, contains DNA and associated proteins.

associated proteins are

____2____ absent in bacteria cell

____3____ protein bacteria chromosome non histone DNA

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  1. chromosomes (In human is total of 46 chromosomes 23/23)
  2. normally histone
  3. non histone
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_____ is segment of DNA that codes for a specific functional product unit of genome

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gene

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____1___ cell divide 2 things occurs

  1. DNA replication distributed to daugther cell
  2. _____1____ information contained within the DNA is passed on to daugther cells, is express includes

transcription RNA synthesis DNA to RNA.

translation (proteinsynthesis RNA to protein

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  1. gene expression
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the flow of genetic information to central ______ molecular biology.

DNA (transcription ->) RNA

RNA (translation ->) protein

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DOGMA

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___1____ is any of a group of RNA viruses that insert a DNA copy of their genome into the host cell in order to replicate.

Example:

DNA virus like ____2___ virus and

some RNA viruses like ____3____ have reverse transcriptiopn

RNA -> DNA -> RNA -> protein

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  1. retrovirus
  2. hepatitis B
  3. HIV
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DNA inside cell exists as linear polymer of _________

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deoxynucleotides

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Deoxynucleotide are

  1. __________
  2. __________
  3. __________
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  1. pentose sugar dexoyribose
  2. phosphate
  3. nitrogenous bases
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Nitrogenous bases are

  1. ______(A,G)
  2. ______(C,T)
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  1. Purines (A,G)
  2. Pyrimidine(C,T)

Note: sequences

Correct: Pu-Py

incorrect: Py-Py

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______ strands in helix like structure; 2 strands are anti-parallel

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DNA

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DNA ______ is made of PO4 group and deoxyribose sugar

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helix backbone

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the four _______ (Purine A,G and pyrimidine C,T) forms step of the helix ladder

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nitrogenous bases

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In Dogma, base pairing occurs in a specific way; thje 2 strands are _______.

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complimentary

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In DOGMA, are held together by _______ between the bases. however its a weak bond but in numbers, its strong.

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hydrogen bonds

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In DOGMA, _____ structure is susceptible to denaturation (melting),

Denaturation meaning as separation of the 2 strands which is heat and chemical

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DNA

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In DOGMA, its not the number but the sequence of _____1___ is important. (hundreds of ___1_____ of DNA

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1.nucleotide

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In DOGMA, ______ is distributed equally betwen the daugther cells

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DNA

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In DOGMA or structure of nucleic acid,

A-T is the base pair for _____(Genotype).

A=adenine T=thymine

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DNA

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In DOGMA or structure of nucleic acid,

A-U is the base pair for ____.

A=Adenine U=Uracll

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RNA

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In DOGMA or structure of nucleic acid,

G-C is the base pair for ____ and ____.

G=Guanine C=Cytosine

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DNA and RNA

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_______ has 3 steps:

  1. Unwinding: hydrogen bond breaks
  2. complimentary base pairing
  3. bond formation
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DNA replication

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_______ means phosphous diester bond between new nucleotide and the group end of DNA. Also hydrogen bonds between strand

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Bond formation

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______ is semi-conservative, one strand serves as template for the new strand. each of the 2 new DNA mole cules generated contains, one of the original parental strand.

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DNA replication

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______ is asymmetric, meaning one strand is syntherized at faster rate compared to other strand synthesis.

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DNA replication

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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is bi-directional
DNA replication
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\_\_\_\_1\_\_\_\_ is a very accurate process is due to the proof reading activity of DNA polymerase high fidelity in \_\_\_\_1\_\_\_\_\_.
1. DNA replication
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ encompasses collaborative effort of many components such as proteins and non-proteins part, complexed as together as the replisome.
DNA Replication
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Bacterial DNA is \_\_\_1\_\_\_ means during a DNA synthesis is often time is in **A-CH3 residue (rarely in C-CH3 residue but can be \_\_\_\_\_1\_\_\_\_)** is used to control of gene expression. it can turn on or off genes expression. it can signal initiation of DNA replication to protect bacteria DNA.
1. methylated
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ initiates from the origin of replication
DNA replication
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The _________ of DNA replication.
The **_bidirectionality_** of DNA replication Note: just try to remember this sequence, the formation of "termination of replication"
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ model of DNA replication
**_Semiconservative_** model of DNA replication note: try to understand how orginal DNA to second replication process
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DNA replication requires energy; fueled by participation of \_\_\_1\_\_\_. or \_\_\_\_1\_\_\_is a building blocks and energy sources in DNA synthesis
1. Deoxynucleotide triphosphates (dNTPs)
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A generic term referring to the four ____________________ dATP, dCTP, dGTP and dTTP.
Deoxynucleotide triphosphates (dNTPs)
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ includes protein component and non protein component.
Replisome
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Replisome **"\_\_\_\_\_\_ components"** includes Non enzymatic and Enzymatic
Replisome **"protein components"**
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Replisome "protein components" ________ is single stranded DNA binding protein, ensures hydrogen bonds don't form.
Non enzymatic
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Replisome "protein components" ________ is DNA polymerase, Helicase, Gyrase, Primase, Ligase and RNase H.
Enzymatic
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Replisome "protein components of Enzymatic" _______ uses one strand as a template to generate the other strand
DNA polymerase
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Replisome "protein components of Enzymatic" ______ separates the strands (meaning unwinds)
DNA Helicase
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Replisome "protein components of Enzymatic" _____ alleviates the tension built between separated strands by cutting one of the strands (nicking)
DNA Gyrase
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Drug: Ciprofloxacillin targets \_\_\_1\_\_\_ and block its action, so NO DNA replication, NO bacterial growth then body defense system elimates bacteria.
1. DNA gyrase (Note: In human have equivalent enzyme **topoisomerase** (similar to Gyrase) is not effected by ciprofloxacillin)
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Replisome "protein components of Enzymatic" _________ makes RNA primer for polymerase action
DNA Primase
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Replisome "protein components of Enzymatic" _______ joins the Okazaki fragments
DNA Ligase
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Replisome "protein components of Enzymatic" ______ degrades the RNA Primer. it recognize the RNA of the H(Hybrid)
DNA RNase H
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Replisome "\_\_\_\_\_\_ components" includes template DNA strand, RNA nucleotides, energy, Deoxynucleotide triphosphates (dNTPs), origin of replication, primers
Replisome **"Non Protein components"**
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Pol lll (DNA polymerase 3): is "major player" involves in _______ and ______ strands synthesis
leading and lagging
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Pol l (DNA polymerase 1): involves with \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
okazaki fragments
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Synthesis of ________ is continously polymerized of DNA nucleotides "choose the replication fork"
leading strand
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Synthesis of ________ discontinous synthesis due to DNA polymerase
lagging strand
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DNA -\> RNA -\> mRNA, tRNA, rRNA are particpate in translation in \_\_\_1\_\_\_\_. DNA -\> RNA -\> primer RNA is involved in \_\_\_\_2\_\_\_\_.
1. protein synthesis 2. DNA replication
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ uses one strand as a template to generate the other strand. * has proof reading exonuclease activity * elongates DNA chain only in one direction 5'-\>3' leading and lagging strand. * can only add nucleotide to an existing fragment of nucleic acids(primer)
DNA polymerase l (Pol l)
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\_\_\_\_\_\_ is where active DNA replication occurs in replication bubble * parental strand are no more paired at the replication fork
replication fork
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\_\_\_\_\_\_ includes 2 separate but interdependent processes: transcription (trx) and translation.
gene expression
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is the process of synthesis of complimentary RNA strand from DNA * gene acts as a template
transcription
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product of _______ is RNA, single stranded * four types, functions in cytoplasm * purines (A,G) and pyrimidines (C,U) are present; NO T * ribose sugars are found in RNA's
Transcription
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is DNA nucleotide sequence is copied to RNA sequence.
Transcription outcome
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how is RNA polymerase different from DNA polymerase?(total of 5 differents) and one similairly between the two.
Different 1. no requirement of helicase in built ability to separate the 2 strands dring transcription 2. no requirement of polymer 3. has poor proof reading ability. 4. incorporate ribonucleotide instead of deoxynucleotides 5. incorporates with U instead of T Similairly 1. both syntheize in 5'-\>3' direction polymerase
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Transcription requirements are \_\_\_1\_\_, \_\_\_2\_\_\_,\_\_\_3\_\_\_, and \_\_\_4\_\_\_.
1. template DNA 2. RNA ribonucleotide 3. sigma factor 4. RNA polymerase
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Transcription requirement of template DNA has _______ sequence which is reconized by RNA polymerase and where transcription itiaks from.
promoter
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transcription requirement of template DNA has a _______ which signal end of transcription
terminator sequence
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transcription requirement of RNA ribonucleotide which is _\_\_\_\_\_\_\__
**A**tp,**C**tp,**G**tp,**U**tp (A,C,G,U)
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transcription requirement of sigma factor is the subunit RNA polymerase reconqizes the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
promoter sequence
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3 Steps of transcription step 1. _______ : polymerase binds to template at promote sequence.
initiation
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3 steps of transcription Step 2. _______ : polymerase moves along the template
Elongation
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3 steps of transcription Step 3. \_\_\_1\_\_\_\_ : polymerase dissociates, releases template along with the newly synthesized RNA. also have two types of \_\_\_1\_\_\_\_ processes in bacteria, which are Rho dependent structure and self \_\_\_1\_\_\_ due to hair pin loop.
1. termination
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Drug: ________ target RNA polymerase of mycobacterial, drug often given to tuberculosis patient in the cocktail of anti tuberculosis drugs that bind and block RNA polymerase activity.
Rifamycin
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this picture is called the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Concurrent RNA transcription ## Footnote Note: Remember the seqeunce showed here
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\_\_\_1\_\_ present in mRNA, triplet of nucleotide which codes for a specific amino acid, and there are 64 possible \_\_\_1\_\_ for the 22 possible amino acids
1.codon
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although there are total of 64 possible codons, but only 61 \_\_\_1\_\_\_\_ which all code for amino acids also have a **corresponding tRNA**. the remaining 3 are \_\_\_2\_\_\_, that dont code for any amino acid, that are **NO tRNA** associated with these signal for translation.
1. sense codons 2. non sense codons (or stop codons)
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\_\_\_\_\_ are universal code used by all living organisms, ribosomes decipher mRNA information using the code.
genetic code
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is some amino acids are coded by more than 1 codon, and the **advantage** is if one nucleotide is not copied incorporated in mRNA; still it can code for correct amino acid which allow room for mistakes made by RNA polymerase.(mistakes are due to poor proof reading activity)
codon degeneracy
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\_\_\_\_\_\_ present only in t-RNA molecule forms hydrogen bonds with codons (on mRNA)
anticodon
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\_\_\_\_\_\_ has clover leaf like structure with lops and stems which delivers amino acid to ribosomes; has acceptor arm where amino acid attaches
t-RNA
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ have some unsual bases are present in, such as **pseudouridine, inosine, dihydrouridine**
t-RNA
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Some cells have at least one ____ for each amino acids; could be **Charged** and have amino acids attached to its acceptor arm or **Discharge** with NO amino acid attached
t-RNA
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There is NO ______ for the stop codons
t-RNA
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\_\_\_\_\_\_ involves decoding the mRNA sequence to amino acid sequence of proteins
translation
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\_\_\_\_\_ provides platform where codons (of mRNA) are transformed into amino acid sequence of proteins * has small and large subunit large subunit has P, A and E site
ribosomes
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Ribosomes large subunits sites that has a ______ site where peptide bonds are made
**P** (**P**eptidyl) site
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ribosomes large subunits sites that has a _____ site where charged t-RNA entires the ribosomes.
**A** (**A**ccepter) site
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Ribosomes large subunits that has ____ site which discharged t-RNA exits the ribosomes
**E** (**E**xit) Site
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the 3 steps of translation are \_\_\_\_\_\_, \_\_\_\_\_\_, and \_\_\_\_\_.
initiation, elongation and termination
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this is the translaton ______ complex
initiation complex ## Footnote note: Remember that chart
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\_\_\_\_\_\_ is followed by AUG and stops at another AUG
RBS(ribosome binding site)
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the ______ of translation in prokaryotes
Initiation ## Footnote Note: remember that picture below
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the ______ stage of translation
Elongation stage ## Footnote Note: remember the picture below
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this is due to too many \_\_\_\_\_, the picture showned below: A polyribosome in a prokaryotic cell.
mRNA
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ has a inducible that is activated by i**nducers** lac operon and repressible operon which is transcribed continously until deactivated by **repressors**
operon ## Footnote Note: remember those steps
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Lac operon encodes for \_\_\_1\_\_\_, \_\_\_2\_\_\_, and \_\_3\_\_\_
1. Lac**_X_** : lactose permease 2. Lac**_Y_** : Beta galactosidase 3. Lac**_Z_** : role is unclear
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This picture shows Lac operon \_\_\_\_\_\_
repressed ## Footnote Note: remember the entire steps
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This picture shows Lac operon \_\_\_\_\_\_
induced ## Footnote Note: remember the entire steps
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This picture show below is _____ enchances Lac transcription
CAP-cAMP ## Footnote Note: Remember those steps
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\_\_\_\_\_\_ is when High glucose -\> low level of cAMP Absent glucose -\> high cAMP
CAP (**C**atabolite **A**ctivator **P**rotein)