lecture 7 Flashcards

(9 cards)

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Q

positions in the genomes where large heterochromatin blocks are established and maintained are called:

A

Silencers

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2
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genes that are ______ to silencers are strongly _____

A

close
repressed

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3
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3 functions of chromatin remodelling factors

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  • move nucleosomes along the DNA by Sliding or transferring them
  • shift nucleosomes away from the promoter/enhancer sites and gives transcription factors access to the DNA
  • chromatin-remodeling factors use ATP to move nucleosomes
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4
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the mediator directly interacts with _____ and ____

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transcriptional activators and GTFS

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5
Q

epigenetic memory of transcription
how do cells remember which genes to express

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reconstitution of the same chromatin structure after the passage of the replication fork

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6
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DNA methylation is alwasy associated woth _____ and ______

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heterochromatin and repressed genes

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7
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histone acetylation is almost always associated with ___ and ____

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active genes and euchromatin

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8
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histone deacetlylation is almost always associated with _____ and _____

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gene repression and heterochromatin

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9
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histone methylation is associated with both _____ and ___

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gene activation and repression

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