Transcription and Variants M2C

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transcription requires:

promotor and multiple TFs (transcription initiation complex)

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RNA pol II uses ____ as a template to create ____

DNA, mRNA

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RNA pol reads along the ______ strand to create an _____ copy of the ______ strand.

non-coding, RNA, coding

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mRNA is synthesized from:

5’ to 3’

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template is read from:

3’ to 5’

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RNA polymerase will transcribe:

introns, untranslated regions, and basepairs beyond the end of the gene

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a transcript is the parts of a gene that will end up being _____ into a _____.

sequenced, protein

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genes can produce more than one _____ depending on ______ ______.

transcript, alternative splicing

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the transcript that is seen can be influenced by:

time in development, tissue type, environmental factors

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predominant/common transcript in the body

canonical transcript

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alternatively spliced RNA sequences that are less common, expressed in specific tissues, or at specific timepoints in development

alternate transcript

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in genetic testing reports, variants are reported where the patient’s DNA sequence varies from the ______ transcript.

canonical RNA

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clinical GCs are not responsible for determining the appropriate way to look at a gene’s ______

sequence

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silent mutation

amino acid remains the same

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nonsense mutation

change to stop codon

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swaps one amino acid for a new one with very similar chemical properties

conservative missense mutation

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a DNA change that replaces one amino acid in a protein with a chemically different amino acid

non-conservative mis

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causes frameshift

out of frame indel

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doesn’t cause reading frame to shift

in-frame indel

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when may a nonsense or frameshift variant be benign?

at end of protein

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when can a silent mutation cause disease?

when it creates or destroys a splice site

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effects of TF pathogenic variant:

  • no transcription

  • excess transcription

  • multi system disease

  • incompatibility with life


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conditions associated with malfunctioning TFs

  • congenital heart disease

  • DiGeorge/VeloCardioFacial Syndrome

  • Holt-Oram

  • Pax6-related disorders

  • pituitary hypoplasia

  • some forms of mito disease


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most cases of CHD are considered ____.

multifactorial

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in isolated CHD, many genes identified as causative are ______ _____ and other genes that regulate other genes.

transcription factors