bacteriophage lambda genome unit 3 genetics

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if CI missing or not binding, what state will PR and PRM be in?

PR- on

PRM- off

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if cro is missing or not binding, what state will PR and PRM be in?

PR- off

PRM- on

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OR1 is critical for

repression of PR

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OR3 shuts off

PRM

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CI’s order of affinity for the ORs

OR1→OR2→OR3

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OR1 and OR2 binding will do what to PR and PRM

PR- blocked

PRM- activated

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OR3 will _____ PRM

turn off

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order of cro’s affinity for the ORs

OR3→OR2→OR1

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early genes

N and Cro

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regulatory genes

CI, Cro, Int, Xis, Q

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Cro pathway

represses CI

Q protein produced

late genes expressed (head, tail, lysis proteins)

lytic cycle

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CI pathway

CI represses Cro

CI activates its own promoter (Prm)

integrase expressed

viral DNA integrated into host genome

lysogenic cycle

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PR has

cro, cII, O, P, Q

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PRM has

CI, N, CIII, xis

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cro is associated with

PR

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CI is associated with

PRM

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PRM is what cycle

lysogenic

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PR is what cycle

lytic

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plaque

zone of lysis (will appear clear)

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Plaque forming unit (PFU) per mL

viable lambda/mL

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bacterial lawn

uniform, dense layer of bacteria grown on an agar plate, used for studying bacterial growth, antibiotic susceptibility, and bacteriophage activity.

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lambda has a _____

large burst size

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Nut site

where N binds to prevent termination of transcription

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PL transcript, N

antiterminator

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PL transcript, CIII

protects activator protein CII

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PL transcript, Xis

excise

lysogeny

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PL transcript, Int

integrate

lysogeny

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Q

DNA anti terminator, causes read through from PR’

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Cro binding to cI

binds to three site operator at PR, PL to shut down transcription

<p>binds to three site operator at PR, PL to shut down transcription</p>
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SOS system turns RecA into

site specific protease

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dimerization of CI to encourage lysogenic cycle

When CI binds to oR1, it represses transcription from pL and pR, respectively. These are promoters for expression of lytic genes. Binding to oR2 stimulates expression of CI itself from the relatively weak pRM

<p><span>When CI binds to </span><em>oR1</em><span>, it represses transcription from </span><em>pL</em><span> and </span><em>pR</em><span>, respectively. These are promoters for expression of lytic genes. Binding to </span><em>oR2</em><span> stimulates expression of CI itself from the&nbsp;relatively weak </span><em>pRM</em></p>
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how to exit lysogenic cycle

recA will cleave the site joining globular C and N in the monomer, forcing dimers to change to monomers to maintain equilibruim