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Transcriptional Regulation and RNA Processing Chapter 21 (Part 2) Transcriptional Regulation and RNA Processing

Regulation of Gene Expression RNA Processing mRNA 5’CAP AAAAAA RNA Degradation Active enzyme Post-translational modification Protein Degradation

Activators and Repressors co-A A RNAP +1 RNAP co-R R +1

The Helix-Turn-Helix Motif contain two alpha helices separated by a loop with a beta turn The C-terminal helix fits in major groove of DNA; N-terminal helix stabilizes by hydrophobic interactions with C-terminal helix

The Zn-Finger Motif Zn fingers form a folded beta strand and an alpha helix that fits into the DNA major groove.

The Leucine Zipper Motif Forms amphipathic alpha helix and a coiled-coil dimer Leucine zipper proteins dimerize, either as homo- or hetero-dimers The basic region is the DNA-recognition site Basic region is often modeled as a pair of helices that can wrap around the major groove

Transcription Regulation in Prokaryotes

Binding of some trans-factors is regulated by allosteric modification

lac operon

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The lac I protein

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Inducer : Allolactose, produced by side reaction of lacZ Lehninger: Principles of Biochemistry, 3rd Ed.

IPTG is a Gratuitous Inducer Synthetic molecule

Repression of the Tryptophan operon: A variation of the theme

Catabolite Repression of lac Operon (Positive regulation)

Molecular Cell Biology, 4th Edition, Lodish et. al. (2000)

Why does the Lac Operon need an activator? Lac promoter has lousy promoter!!!

tRNA Processing

rRNA Processing

Processing of Eukaryotic mRNA

Splicing of Pre-mRNA

Splicing of Pre-mRNA