transcription Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
Q

Ribose differ from deoxyribose

A

addl -OH

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2
Q

Uracil differs from Thymine

A

absence of a -CH3 group

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3
Q

All RNA is made by this

A

DNA transcription

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4
Q

mRNA codes in this direction

A

5’ -to- 3’

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5
Q

coding from gene to protein differ in euk and pro, which is more complicated?

A

Eukaryotes

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6
Q

Number of proteins coded in bacterial mRNA, euk mRNA

A

several, one

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7
Q

Main enzyme of transcription

A

RNA polymerases

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8
Q

Start of a chain requires a primer in DNA or RNA

A

DNA

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9
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Moves along DNA and adds nucleotides to RNA chain

A

RNA polymerase

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10
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form of nucleotide in RNA

A

ribonucleoside triphosphates

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11
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regulatory sequence that controls binding of RNA polymerase to DNA and identifies start site

A

promototer

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12
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frequency of transcriptions controlled by the regulatory sequences

A

cis

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13
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proteins that assist in binding and stability of RNA polymerase

A

trans

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14
Q

bacteria have this many RNA polymerase

A

one

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15
Q

protein that binds the core enzymes

A

sigma

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16
Q

Name the 3 eukaryote RNA polymerases

A

Pol I, Pol II, Pol III

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17
Q

Pol I produces this RNA

A

rRNA

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18
Q

Pol II produces this RNA

A

mRNA, miRNA, lincRNA

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19
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Pol III produces this RNA

A

tRNA and 5SrRNA

20
Q

binding of these cause the DNA strands to unwind

A

RNA Pol and sigma factor

21
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binding of a protein is called this

22
Q

core polymerase plus sigma factor in bacteria

23
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processing required for eukaryote mRNA

A

addition of 5’ cap, spicing of non-coding introns, addition of poly-A tail

24
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eukaryotic require this number if protein subunits for transcription to occur

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DNA sequence bound by transcription factors
TATA box
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Function of RNA polymeraser II
begin elongation phase of transcription
27
unique to eukaryotes, these proteins are required for transcriptioin
transcriptional activator proteins
28
Transcription factors
TFIIA, TFIIB
29
ensures that exons are accurately spliced
spliceosome
30
mRNA splicing occurs when this nucleotide attacks the splice site
adenine
31
fate of spliced intron
degradation
32
spliceosome is made of assembly of these
snRNPs
33
mRNA leaves nuclear pore via this type of transport
active transport
34
tRNA includes binding sites for these 2 items
anticodon of mRNA and binding site for encodd amino a.
35
Binds TATA box to strand
TATA binding protein (TBP)
36
enviromental toxins damage these proteins and can cause disease
inhibition of RNA polymerase
37
S value for ribosomes
rate of sedimentation = size
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exon 1 to be spliced (prior to)
GU
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exon 2 to be spliced (after)
AG
40
ribsomes (euk)
45s precursors -->18s-->40S and 5.8S, 28S -->60S. 40S, 60S --> 80S
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regulatory sites that are at a distance from the promoter
enhancers
42
effect of activation domain
accelerates transcription
43
IRE
iron response element
44
UTR
untranslated region
45
elf-2 phosphorylation controls this
protein synthesis rates by tying up elF-2B