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two paradigms of gene regulation
housekeeping genes, conditionally expressed genes
house keeping genes
constitutively(continually) expressions, gene products are needed to run essential cell processes. Ex. gadph, actin, rRNA
Conditionally- expressed genes
inducible/ repressible, expressed in resonse to signals from inside or outside of the cell ex. cyclins, heat-shock proteins
what from pre-initiation complex(PIC)
general transcription factors and RNA polymerase II
roles of pic
position rna poly II at the TSS, 2. open the dsDNA to form transction bubble(open promoter complex)
each gene has unique set of cis-regulatory elements that control
transcription
cis regulatory elements
core promoter, proximal promoter, enhancer, silencer
core promoter
where GTF bind and the PIC forms
proximal promoter( KNOW this)
further upstream; other proteins bind to stabilize PIC( find tunes it)
enhancer
other dna sequences that bound by activotirs under certain conditions to increase transcription
silencer
dna sequences bound by repressor proteins decrease transcription
Anchoring of PIC by enhanceosome
increases transcription
coordination of proteins at the promoter
find tune transcription levels
enhancers bind to activator which
increases transcription levels
activators
transcription factors that bind to enhancer sequences. 2 parts: activation domain and DNA binding domain. upon receiving a signal in the cell, activator changes shape and/or localization so it is more likely to bind to its enhancer. Stabilize PIC, recreuit chromatin remodeling complex
repressor
transcription factor that bind to silencer sequences, also changes shape upon receiving cell signal, variety of strucutres/ mechansisms- physically block activors from binding, recruit machinery to silence DNA( epigenetic modifers)
resonse elements
are cis-regulatory elements bound by activators during cell signaling
combinatorial gene regulation
transcroption of gene a controlled by actiavors 1,2,3,4 ex. cell division
transcription of gene b controlled by activators 2,4,6 ex. dna repair
major way cell control gene expression is through
transcriptional control