lf206 lecture 7 - eukaryotic genomes, post transcriptional control II

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RNA occurs in all 3 _____ (eukaryotic tRNA, rRNA, mRNA, miRNA, archaea, bacteria)

in ________ there is extensive RNA editing of some kinetoplast genes (what are these?)

in vertebrate RNA editing occurs in the _______

domains

trypanosomes, genes of Kinetoplastida (flagellated protists)

nucleus

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the structure of DNA in Trypansoma brucei

mitochondrial DNA is kDNA (k stands for what?)

it is found in the kinetoplast, which is in the _______ mitochondrion of the protozoa

has a mixture of _______ (~~23kb, copy number ~50) and a heterogeneous set (what does this mean?) of minicircles (~1kb, copy number ~______-_____)

they are ______/interlocked to form a planar _____ that resembles chain mail

kinetoplast

singular

maxicircles

each minicircle is not identical

5,000 - 10,000

catenated

network

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maxicircle kDNA encodes two rRNAs (_S and _S), one ribosomal protein (_____) and ___ protein-coding sequences

12 of the ORFs (what are they?) require RNA _____ in order to be converted into translatable ____

9S

12S

RPS12

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open reading frame (stretches of DNA that could be translated to a protein - we’re unsure if the cell actually uses them)

editing

mRNA

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what is RNA editing

editing RNA after it has been transcribed

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some maxicircle mRNA is extensively edited as some the genes are ______ and their transcripts must be decrypted by RNA ______ prior to translation

RNA editing creates ____ _______ _____

encrypted

editing

open reading frames

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base addition and deletion in _________ maxicircles:

  1. ____ ___ (gRNA1) encoded by a ___circle binds the target RNA by base pairing at its 5’ anchor and 3’ ___ sequences

  2. gRNA1 provides a ______ that can be copied into the final edited mRNA

  3. _____ is encoded on a different minicircle and the so on…

trypanosomes

guide RNA

minicircle

tail

template

gRNA2

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what is speculated about why mitochondria of trypanosomes and plants utilise such extensive RNA editing?

a primitive genetic system offering few options for other forms of transcriptional control

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cytosine can be ________ to generate uracil.

can alter ______

deaminated

protein sequences and therefore alter protein function

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an editosome is a __S multiprotein containing enzymes (e.g. APOBEC) that catalyse RNA ______cycles.

what is APOBEC?

for cytidine to _____ editing, APOBEC forms a complex with ACF (______ _________ ______).

this complex recognises sequences ______ the C to be edited

20S

editing

ApoB mRNA editing enzyme catalytic subunit

uridine

APOBEC Complementation Factor

flanking