____ enzymes are ones that are always constantly being produced (rRNA)
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adaptive
_____ enzymes are ones that are only made when needed
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inducible
_____ transcription: production is ‘on’ when a inducer is present
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repressive
_____ transcription: production is ‘off’ when a product is present
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operon
single transcriptional unit, one promoter, series of multiple genes (multiple shine-delgarno’s)
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transcriptional
________ control: can be negative or positive
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negative
_____ means there is a repressor used (may be initially on or have to be added)
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positive
_____ means there is an activator used (may be initially and removed or have to be added)
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inducible, repressor
With a negative ______ operon, the _______ initially blocks the RNA polymerase from binding
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repressible, repressor
With a negative _______ operon, the ____ comes in later to block the RNA polymerase from binding
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repressible, activator
With a positive _______ operon, the ______ is initially there to keep the process going.
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inducible, activator
With a negative _____ operon, the ________ comes in later to start the process.
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Jacob, monod
Discovered the operon model, found lactose metabolism and the *lac* operon
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negative inducible
The lac operon is _____ _____ (normally off, repressor)
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alloactose
For the *lac* operon, what binds with the repressor so that it can complete transcription?
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catabolite
______ repression: when bacteria metabolize glucose they repress genes required to metabolize other sugars if glc is present.
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cap
catabolite activator protein, enhances RNA pol binding to promoter (with cAMP)
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regulate
glucose levels _____ cAMP levels.
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no
when glucose is present in the lac operon, does translation or transcription usually happen? (bc cAMP will not bind w cap)
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sigma
cap and camp help ___ find the promoter which helps increase translation and transcription
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merozygotes
How did Jacob and Monod find out about the operon? (what did they use)
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no
Does transcription happen if the sequence or operater is altered?
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cannot
When the operator is mutated the activator or repressor _____ bind!
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repressor
a super _____ means that even tho lactose binds, the repressor doesn’t come off
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repressible
the *trp* operon is _______
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UTR
One nesscary component of attunation is the 5’ ___ (upstream from genes)
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off
the tryptophan can cut itself ___ by an excess of product
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attenuation
only in proks, the premature termination of transcription!
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2/3
in attenuation, if the trp is low, the ribosome is slow to get the trp tRNA and so the ___ region interact because transcription occurs so fast while the ribosome is lagging.
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3/4
in attenuation, if the trp is high, the ribosome is fast to reach region 2 and so the regions __ interact.
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operator
Both attenuation and repression are occurring at the ____ and they have a 600 time reduction together.
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riboswitches
alternative secondary structure in the 5’ UTR of mRNA that impact gene expression
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noncoding
some prokaryotes have small _____ RNA which interact to either help or prevent translation
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processing
____ of a protein can affect it’s ability to function and its transportation to parts of cell.