Lecture 11 Flashcards

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either convert open euchromatin into closed heterochromatin or convert closed heterochromatin into open euchromatin

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Chromatin remodeling complexes

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2
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1st chromatin remodeling complex to be isolated

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SWI/SNF

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3
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Example of SWI/SNF complex in euchromatin

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HO in yeast

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SAGA and SWI/SNF recruitment from SWI5P leads to the…

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conversion to euchromatin in the promotor region

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5
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Function of SAGA

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Adds acetylcholine groups to nucleosomes

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6
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Al l repressive chromatin types in mammals are associated with

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DNA methylation

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7
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When euchormatin converts to Heterochromatin, what is added?

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DNA methylation

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8
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The slower the dividing organism, the more…

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DNA methylation

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9
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Once DNA methylation
is established, it can be Maintained by…

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Maintenance methylate

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10
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Chases DNA polymerase and methylates dna behind it

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Methylate

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11
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term for a precursor to living cells

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Protobiont

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12
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consisted of an aggregate of molecules and macromolecules that acquired a
boundary, such as a lipid bilayer

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Protobiont

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13
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maintained an internal chemical environment distinct from that of its
surroundings

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Protobiont

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14
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RNA proto-viruses may have used ___ to multiply

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lipid bilayer spheres

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15
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may have provided an enclosed arena for RNA replication from an RNA template and for protein synthesis

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lipid bilayer spheres

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16
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Some genes do not encode polypeptides, but are transcribed into

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Non coding RNAs (ncRnas)

17
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perform a spectacular array of cellular functions in bacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes

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In most cell types, ncRNAs are more abundant than ___

19
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In a typical human cell, only about ___ of transcription involves the
production of mRNAs, whereas ___ of it is associated with making ncRNAs.

20
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a recently discovered ncRNA that alters chromatin structure

21
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The HOTAIR gene is located on human chromosome __ within a cluster of genes called the HoxC genes

22
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Acts as a scaffold that guides two histone-modifying
complexes to their target genes

23
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HoxC is controlled by what kind of genes?

24
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transcribed from the opposite (antisense) strand with respect to the HoxC genes

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Conversion of euchromatin to H3K27me3 heterochromatin (a.k.a. Polycomb heterochromatin) requires…
(1) deacetylation (2) demethylation of H3K4me3 (if present) (3) methylation at H3K27 to produce H3K27me3
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HOTAIR Binds two Protein complexes leading to Transcriptional Repression
Lysine specific demethylase 1 (LSD1) and Polycomb repressive complex 2 (PRC2)
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Removes H3K4me3 Which is a euchromatic histone modification
LSD1
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methylates H3K27 three times to form H3K27me3
PRC2
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Eliminates gene expression
siRNA
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RNA Interference, mediated by ____ was found to be a form of gene regulation
microRNAs
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are encoded by genes in eukaryotic organisms
MicroRNAs
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Give rise to small RNA molecules, typically 21 to 23 nucleotides
microRNAs
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are small non-coding RNA molecules (containing about 22 nucleotides) found in plants, animals and some viruses, that functions in RNA silencing and post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression
microRNA