BIOL 305- mRNA Types

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noncoding RNA definition:

RNA which does not code for a protein

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Large mRNA subgroups:

  1. NATS

  2. LINKs

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NATS function:

Natural Antisense mRNA’s which regulate their compliments by binding to them

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LINKs function:

Large Intragenic mRNA’s which do not have genes and modify chromatin to regulate transcription

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Small mRNA’s:

  1. gRNA

  2. snoRNA

  3. siRNA

  4. miRNA

  5. circRNA

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gRNA function:

edit RNA by removing or adding U’s where improper base pairing is evident

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gRNA method for removing U’s:

exonuclease removes the U and ligase repairs the backbone break

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gRNA method for adding U’s:

TUTase adds U’s after exonuclease activity is done

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snoRNA function:

modify bases in the RNA to produce rRNA

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snoRNA target for base changes:

  1. 2’ OH methylation of ribose sugar

  2. Base rotation of Uridine into Pseudouridine

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snoRNA sequence involved in methylation:

C/A box

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snoRNA sequence involved in pseudouridation:

H/ACA box

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siRNA function:

modifies chromatin structure

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miRNA function:

blocks translation

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miRNA and siRNA are produced from the _______ process

RNA interference

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RNA interference is what?

the degradation of double stranded RNA transcripts into guide strands by dicer enzyme

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dicer function in RNAi:

recognizes and cuts dsRNA into guide and passenger strands

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guide strand function in RNAi:

incorporated into the RISC complex so RISC can bind to target RNA for degradation

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RISC function in RNAi:

contains argonaut which will cut the target RNA

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amplification definition:

the property of guide strands to bind to RNA, allowing them to be transcribed into dsRNA to produce more siRNA

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siRNA’s 3 enzyme capable of modifying chromatin structure:

  1. Swi6

  2. Dicer

  3. RITS complex

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Swi6 enzyme function:

binds to OTR region in centromere to form heterochromatin

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Dicer enzyme funciton:

cuts dsRNA to form siRNA which are incorporated into RITS complex

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RITS enzyme complex function:

Recruited to the OTR which recruits histone methyl transferase to methylate H3 to recruit Swi6

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miRNA function in plants:

promotes RNA degradation to block gene expression

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miRNA function in animals:

prevents translation to block gene expression

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miRNA is produced from _____ by _______

pri-miRNA/ Drosha DGCR8 and dicer

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p-body function:

destroys or inhibits translation of RNA bound to an miRNA

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miRNA and siRNA similarities:

  1. Associated with dsRNA

  2. Processed by dicer

  3. Have argonaut

  4. Degrade RNA

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circRNA function:

common machinery in splicing events