Lecture 9-10 - RNA Protein Translation and gene control Flashcards
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What does polypeptide form that cells and organisms use?
Proteins
The cellular chain of command:
DNA –> RNA –> Protein
Is the synthesis of RNA under direction of DNA
Transcription
What does (transcription) produces
Messenger RNA (mRNA)
The actual synthesis of a polypeptide, which occurs under the direction of mRNA
Translation
Where does Translation occurs?
In ribosomes
What does nuclear envelope do in a eukaryotic cell?
Separates transcription from translation
Where does extensive RNA processing occurs?
In the nucleus.
What is Transcription?
DNA-directed synthesis of RNA
Transription by E.coli polymerase occurs in:
- Three phases known as initiation, elongation and termination
Trancription factors are:
Protein which bind to DNA and regulate trancription
Transcription begins
Upstream from the start codon
Which of the following is necessary for transcription to occur?
Both DNA and RNA polymerase
In both eukaryotes and prokaryotes, a promoter region that is rich in AT bases is called as:
TATA box
The major function of RNA polymerase’s sigma factor is:
Recignition of the transcriptional start sequence
The nucleons of eukaryotic cell has:
RNA polymerase 1, 11, 111 (all of these)
Transcription results in
Messenger RNA
RNA polymerase in prokaryotes has a removable:
Sigma subunit
What is a promoter?
A specific sequence of DNA to which RNA polymerase binds
In prokaryoytes, transcription is:
Terminated by a protein called rho
Enhancers are region that:
Modulate transcription
Immediately after transcription
A methylated guanine cap is added to the 51 end of the transcript
The closed complex at bacterial promoters is:
In equilibrium with free RNA polymerase and the promoter.
The complex of RNA polymerase, DNA template and new RNA transcript is called:
Transcription bubble