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Page 319-324 Example problems: Page 324, #2,3,9
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Transcription The process of making… RNA review Very similar to DNA except: Has a ribose sugar instead of a deoxyribose Uses the base uracil instead of thymine Is generally single-stranded
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Video Transcription Video
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Types of RNA mRNA: messenger RNA tRNA: transfer RNA rRNA: ribosomal RNA
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Steps of Transcription 1. Initiation 2. Elongation 3. Termination
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RNA Polymerase The enzyme responsible for making RNA In prokaryotes: Only 1 RNA polymerase In eukaryotes: RNA Polymerase II: responsible for… RNA Polymerase I and III: responsible for…
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Transcription Initiation What happens? Promoter: Generally high in A’s and T’s…WHY? TATA box TATAAT
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Transcription Initiation Promoter: promotertranscription region termination sequence gene
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Transcription Initiation +1 positive numbersnegative numbers upstream downstream start transcription
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Transcription Elongation 5’ 3’ Template strand
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2. Transcription Elongation Antisense strand: Sense strand: 5’ A T T A C G A T C T G C A C A A G A T C C T 3’ 5’ A U U A C G A U C U G C A C A A G A U C C U 3’ 3’ T A A T G C T A G A C G T G T T C T A G G A 5’ SENSE STRAND ANTISENSE STRAND DNA mRNA
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Transcription Bubble
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3. Transcription Termination Termination sequence Termination sequences differ between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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Post-transcriptional modifications Primary transcript Modifications are done to stabilize and protect the RNA Poly(A) tail: Enzyme? 5’ cap: Enzyme? Unusual 5’-to-5’ triphosphate linkage
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4. Posttranscriptional Modification 5’ 3’ 5’ cap added by capping enzyme complex primary transcript 3’ poly-A tail added by poly-A polymerase AAAAAAA mG
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Post-transcriptional modifications Splicing; exons – expressed introns – interfering
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4. Posttranscriptional Modification AAAAAAA mG exon intron introns removed by spliceosome proteins AAAAAAA mG exon mRNA transcript
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4. Posttranscriptional Modification Spliceosomes are a series of small nuclear ribonucleoproteins (snRNP) snRNPs: cuts out intron sequences splices exon sequences together
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