Lecture 14 Flashcards

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what is the goal of transcription regulation

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to maintain internal environment and survive

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parts of the lac promoter

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cap…rna binding site…lac O…shine dalgaro…start codon

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where does positive and negative regulation in response to glucose happen

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the lac promoter

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why does lactose bind to the repressor

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so it cant bind to lac O and prevent RNA pol from binding

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types of transcription regulation

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2 component system, quorum sensing, attenuation and lamdda phage

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2 component pathway

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let bacteria respond to external stimuli
-the receptor will get a signla and autophosphorylate on a histidine side chain
-the receptor sends phosphate to response regulator (protein) whihc is a DNA binding protein that will regulate transcription

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how do ecoli respond to changes in the osmotic environment?

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they use omp c and omp f porin proteins to limit the influx of solutes

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porin protein

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form pores in the outer membrane allowing molecules/ water to go in and out

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omp c

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narrower than omp f
-less molecules will flow causing the cell to stop shrinking

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EnvZ receptor sensory kinase

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change shape and activity to respond to osmotic pressure by increasing osmolarity and kinase activity

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increase osmolarity

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increase molecules in external environment which will in turn decrease water potential outside bacteria cell

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how does EnvZ work with omp c and f

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it will phosphorylate omp r and omp r will then regulate osmolarity genes
-the genes are omp c and f
-EnvZ has to activate omp c and f using omp r
-these are genes that alter the cells permeability

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increase osmolarity response

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use omp c to close gates in membrane so solute doesn’t enter
-very salty

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decreasing osmolarity response

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omp f will open the gates bc the environment is less salty

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How many omp r site do c and f have

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many

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high affinity

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bind tightly
-omp r doesnt need to be phosphorylated to bind
-omp f

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omp r gets phosphorylated when?

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when it needs to bind to sites of high and low affinity bc it also has to bind downstream (low affinity) to block transcription of omp F and turn on C

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what happens to kinase when omp r is unphosphorylated

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it doesnt change shape

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what else can omp r control

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pathogenesis
-only if in proper osmotic conditions and host environment

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pathogenesis pathway

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phosphorylated omp r goes to Ssra with will phosphorylate SsrB and then phosphorylate the pathogenesis gene
-these genes ARE NOT omp c or f

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fusing photosynthetic light sensory to EnvZ

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when omp r phosphorylates to omp c it will trigger lac Z (reporter gene) and we will see a black output
-this proves that omp c drives lac Z transgene
-turns bacteria into photographic film

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collective bacteria behaviors

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virulence factors, biofilm, antibiotic production and bioluminescense

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autoinducer

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secreted by bacteria, increase bacteria increase autoinducers
-at high concentrations they can enter cells and regulate genes

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what binds to autoinducer

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lux R
-targets gene activation

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lux I
a.i. producing enzyme
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lux r
needs autoinducer to binds @ operator and activate trancription -the ligand must bind -similar to CAP
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prokaryote
simultaneous transcription and translation
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where are bacterial structural gene coding regions
all on single polycistronic mRNA
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what does ribosome do when it reached stop codon
stops and slides to the next ORF
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trp operon
encodes enzyme for making amino acid tryptophan -the regulation will depend on transcription and translation
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what inhibites trp operon
tryptophan the amino acid because once it is made we dont need to keep making more
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without tryptophan we cant?
there will be no dna binding and rna pol will not be blocked -we can transcribe
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no lactose present
trp repressor binds to operator while being bound to tryptophan
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trpL
first trp operon -makes short peptide for attenuation
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hairpins
control rna pol depending on which regions are touching
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1 and 2
pause
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2 and 3
antitermination -rna pol can go faster -rna pol will be waiting at the 1 to make tryptophan
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3 and 4
termination -when rna pol is @ 2 -too much tryptophan so we kick rna pol off
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cells that are close together have similar?
transcription factors
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hershman chase
prove DNA is genetic material
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attentuation
makes it easy to make amino acid because base pairing with RNA hairpin -this is easier than proteins binding to specific DNA
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lambda phage
goes into e.coli genome between gal and bio genes -the spot it takes in the genome is determined by integration enzymes
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lambda lysis
-determined by lambda repressor (CI gene) and cro binding proteins -CI and cro will enter the bacterial genome
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cro
kill
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ci
-repressor -keeps rna pol more upstream away from cro -dont kill
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ci decrease
cro wins, blocks ci, makes lysis gene
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UV damage
-cro responds to threat by activating an enzyme to repair DNA -this enzyme will accidentally blocks cI and let cro win accidentaly
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euakryotes have
3 rna pol
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rna 2
transcribes protein coding region -only binds when general transcription factors bind to DNA bc it can't make RNA by itself
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rna 1
ribosomal rna genes
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rna 3
tRNA genes
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where does RNA pol 2 bind?
TATA box
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what binds at tata box aside from RNA pol 2?
-tata binding proteins (TBP) -TATA binding complex (TFIID)
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what do TBP doa t the box
bend the DNA at the box by intercalating amino acids between base pairs
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what complexes recruite RNA pol 2 to core promoter
TFIIB and TFIIA
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what determines effectiveness of rna pol
cis regulatory region -things like CAP and lux R
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enhancers
only in eukaryotes -proteins that enhance RNA recuitment
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silencer
inhibit RNA recruitment -inhibit turning on w out being a physical block -repressor that does competitive DNA binding -can happen it the activator would express a gene we dont want
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mediator complex
simtulate or inhibit rna pol 2
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shapes of transcription factors binding at DNA
helix loop helix, Zn 2+ inger (ions make the finger structures), leucine zipper (protein w zipper)
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combinatorial control
allowed by mutliple enhancers and transcription factors
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what can an enhancer with the right transcription factor do?
turn on a gene