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DNA template - directed duplication of the genome prior to cell division

DNA replication

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DNA template-directed biosynthesis of RNA

Transcription

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RNA template-directed biosynthesis of RNA

Reverse Transcription

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mRNA template-directed biosynthesis of protein

Translation

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RNA in living cells

  • ____ RNA : encode amino acid sequences of all polypeptide in cell

  • _____ RNA : match anticodon to MRNA while carrying a specific amino acid used for protein

    synthesis

  • _____ RNA: makes up large+small ribosomal units

messenger, transfer, ribosomal

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RNA in Eukaryotic Cells

  • _____: regulate gene sequence via binding to specific nucleotide sequences

  • _____ : enzymes/catalytic RNA molecules

MicroRNA, ribozymes

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RNA in virus acts as _____

genomic material

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  • ribosome structure : single stranded → can be folded into compact structures with specific function

  • ribosome function : can act as ____ (ribosomes); uses metal ions as cofactors

catalyst

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List the three elements in mRNA processing

splicing, polyadenylation of 3’ end, capping 5’ end

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Define splicing.

eliminate introns, join exons

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enzyme that using 2Mg2+ ions for catalysis, adds rNTPs (ribonucleoside triphosphate) to 3' end of growing mRNA strands (is complementary to template DNA Strand)

  • unwinds ~17 bp of DNA & covers ~35 bp of DNA

RNA polymerase

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RNA pol binds to ______RNA pol generates supercuil that is later relieved by topoisomerases sequence to begin transcription (primer not required)

  • growing end temporary base pair with DNA template for ~8bp inserts 50-90 nt/sec

  • bubble of ~17 bp formed when DNA unwinds

promoter

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RNA pol generates supercuil that is later relieved by ______

topoisomerases

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directionality

  • DNA nontemplate (coding) strand: ___

  • DNA template strand: ____

  • RNA transcript: ____

5’ → 3’, 3’ → 5’, 5’ → 3’

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RNA Polymerase lacks 3’ → 5' exonuclease (= high error rate) meaning no ______ ability

proofreading

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Explain the role of the beta sub-unit of RNA polymerase

main catalytic subunit

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Explain the role of the sigma sub-unit of RNA polymerase.

responsible for DNA binding

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another name for consensus Sequences at -10 (TATAAT) and- 35 (TTGACA) for subunit binding

  • AT rich upstream promoter element between -40 and -60 binds subunit

  • T rich sequence promotes strand separation

TATA Sequences

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List the two types of termination of transcription seen in E. coli.

  • ____ is characterized by UUU near 3' end of transcript

  • ____ has commun CA rich Sequence (RUT Site)→ protein process until termination

p independent, p dependent

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Describe the elements involved in the regulation of the affinity of RNA polymerase for a promoter.

  • _____ Sequence : deviating from consensus sequence

  • ______ sequence : cAMP receptor protein (CRP)

  • _____ protein: block necessary binding sites

promotor, activator, repressor

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serves as binding site on mRNA & protects it from degradation

— RNA pol II synthesize RNA beyond cleavage signal sequence

  • cleavage signal: bound by endonuclease + polyadenylate polymerase bound to CTD

polyA tail

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enzymes in polyadenylation

  • cleaves RNA 10-30 nt downstream to highly conserve AAUAA

endonuclease

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enzymes in polyadenylation

  • Synthesize 80-250nt of A

polyadenylate polymerase an unprocessed , newly synthesized RNA molecule

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an unprocessed , newly synthesized RNA molecule

primary transcript

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protects RNA from nucleases ; forms binding site for ribosome

5’-cap

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What is the nucleotide involved in making the 5’-cap?

7-methylguanosine

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coding regions < 1000 bp in length

exons

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Non-coding regions 50-700,000 bp in length

introns

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most common intron that splices spliceosomal introns

- frequent in protein-coding regions of eukaryotic genomes

splicesome

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are spliced by protein based enzymes

tRNA introns

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primary transcript is cleared by ______

endonucleases

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exons are joined by _____

ATP-dependent ligase

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short noncoding RNAs of ~22 nucleotides

  • role : binds to specific region of mRNA to alter translation

  • assist in clearing mRNAs or block mRNA from translation

microRNA

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name the two endoribonucleases (large recursors that synthesize miRNAs)

Drosha and Dicer

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enzyme that catalyze the degradation of cellular mRNAs

Ribonucleases

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enzyme used by virus which uses RNA to make DNA

  • it then degrades the RNA from DNA-RNA hybrid and replaces it with DNA

  • then DNA is incorporated into host cell

reverse transcriptase

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the genetic code is written in ____ direction

5’ → 3’

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Identify start codon sequence. What AA does it code for?

AUG, Methionine (MET, M)

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Identify stop codon sequence.

UAA, UAG, UGA

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third base is in “wobble” position → less important in binding to tRNA

  • some RNA contains Inosinate which forms weak H bonds to ______

U, C, A

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HIV Drugs ending in dine/sine are

reverse transcriptase inhibitor

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HIV drugs ending in avir are

protease inhibitor