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The process of regulating the assembly of transcription-initiation complexes involves ______ and repressors.
The process of regulating the assembly of transcription-initiation complexes involves ______ and repressors.
activators
Albumin is produced by the ______ and functions to regulate osmotic pressure.
Albumin is produced by the ______ and functions to regulate osmotic pressure.
liver
Micro RNA, or ______, is a type of RNA interference that can lead to mRNA degradation.
Micro RNA, or ______, is a type of RNA interference that can lead to mRNA degradation.
miRNA
Proteins targeted for degradation are tagged with ______ before being broken down in the proteosome.
Proteins targeted for degradation are tagged with ______ before being broken down in the proteosome.
Cytoplasmic determinants, found in the egg's ______, significantly impact embryonic development.
Cytoplasmic determinants, found in the egg's ______, significantly impact embryonic development.
Bicoid mRNA is located at the far ______ end of a mature egg.
Bicoid mRNA is located at the far ______ end of a mature egg.
Fertilization leads to the translation of bicoid mRNA into ______.
Fertilization leads to the translation of bicoid mRNA into ______.
Bicoid protein diffuses from the anterior to the ______ of the embryo.
Bicoid protein diffuses from the anterior to the ______ of the embryo.
In the 1940s, Edward Lewis mapped mutations to specific ______.
In the 1940s, Edward Lewis mapped mutations to specific ______.
Homeotic genes control pattern formation in the late embryo, larva, and ______.
Homeotic genes control pattern formation in the late embryo, larva, and ______.
Mutations in homeotic genes can cause body segments to develop ______.
Mutations in homeotic genes can cause body segments to develop ______.
Wild type individuals exhibit normal ______ development.
Wild type individuals exhibit normal ______ development.
Humans possess homeotic or ______ genes that regulate development.
Humans possess homeotic or ______ genes that regulate development.
The ______ model of gene regulation was discovered in 1961 by Jacob and Monod.
The ______ model of gene regulation was discovered in 1961 by Jacob and Monod.
In eukaryotes, gene regulation involves factors such as histone modifications and ______ methylation.
In eukaryotes, gene regulation involves factors such as histone modifications and ______ methylation.
The ______ operon is an example of a repressible operon.
The ______ operon is an example of a repressible operon.
Histone acetylation adds acetyl groups to histones, altering the ______ of chromatin.
Histone acetylation adds acetyl groups to histones, altering the ______ of chromatin.
Sections of DNA that are non-coding to which transcription factors bind are known as ______ elements.
Sections of DNA that are non-coding to which transcription factors bind are known as ______ elements.
Activators and repressors can regulate changes in ______ structure.
Activators and repressors can regulate changes in ______ structure.
MRNA degradation is one of the ways that eukaryotes control ______ expression.
MRNA degradation is one of the ways that eukaryotes control ______ expression.
The lac operon is characterized as an ______ operon.
The lac operon is characterized as an ______ operon.
Signals that cause changes in a target cell is called ______.
Signals that cause changes in a target cell is called ______.
The earliest changes in a cell are observed at the ______ level.
The earliest changes in a cell are observed at the ______ level.
Determination is followed by ______.
Determination is followed by ______.
Cytoplasmic ______ provide positional information for axes in an unfertilized egg.
Cytoplasmic ______ provide positional information for axes in an unfertilized egg.
The bicoid gene codes for a ______ protein involved in specifying the anterior end of the embryo.
The bicoid gene codes for a ______ protein involved in specifying the anterior end of the embryo.
The development from egg to larva includes several stages, starting with the ______ egg.
The development from egg to larva includes several stages, starting with the ______ egg.
The segments of the body in the embryo begin to form during early ______.
The segments of the body in the embryo begin to form during early ______.
Changes at the molecular level drive the ______ process that leads to observable changes in cell identity.
Changes at the molecular level drive the ______ process that leads to observable changes in cell identity.
______ cells provide support and nutrients to the developing egg cell.
______ cells provide support and nutrients to the developing egg cell.
An embryo with two mutant alleles of the bicoid gene may have ______ halves of its body.
An embryo with two mutant alleles of the bicoid gene may have ______ halves of its body.
The highly cooperative assembly of initiation complexes generally requires several ______.
The highly cooperative assembly of initiation complexes generally requires several ______.
Cytoplasmic determinants in the egg's cytoplasm include RNA and ______.
Cytoplasmic determinants in the egg's cytoplasm include RNA and ______.
Ubiquitin tags proteins for ______ in the proteosome.
Ubiquitin tags proteins for ______ in the proteosome.
Signal transduction pathways involve communication where one group of cells influences another group during ______.
Signal transduction pathways involve communication where one group of cells influences another group during ______.
Alternative splicing leads to the production of multiple ______ from a single gene.
Alternative splicing leads to the production of multiple ______ from a single gene.
The _____ model of gene regulation explains how genes can be regulated in prokaryotes.
The _____ model of gene regulation explains how genes can be regulated in prokaryotes.
In eukaryotes, _____ modifications can affect the structure of chromatin and thus regulate gene expression.
In eukaryotes, _____ modifications can affect the structure of chromatin and thus regulate gene expression.
DNA _____ is a process that involves adding methyl groups to DNA, typically occurring at cytosine bases.
DNA _____ is a process that involves adding methyl groups to DNA, typically occurring at cytosine bases.
Specific _____ factors bind to control elements on DNA to regulate gene transcription.
Specific _____ factors bind to control elements on DNA to regulate gene transcription.
The lac operon is an example of an _____ operon that is regulated by the presence of lactose.
The lac operon is an example of an _____ operon that is regulated by the presence of lactose.
One way eukaryotes control gene expression is through _____ splicing, which allows for multiple protein variants from a single gene.
One way eukaryotes control gene expression is through _____ splicing, which allows for multiple protein variants from a single gene.
In gene regulation, activators are proteins that _____ transcription, while repressors inhibit it.
In gene regulation, activators are proteins that _____ transcription, while repressors inhibit it.
The binding of transcription factors to _____ elements can lead to increased or decreased gene expression.
The binding of transcription factors to _____ elements can lead to increased or decreased gene expression.
Bicoid protein creates a concentration ______ in the embryo.
Bicoid protein creates a concentration ______ in the embryo.
Homeotic genes are responsible for regulating anatomical ______.
Homeotic genes are responsible for regulating anatomical ______.
Edward Lewis made significant contributions to genetic mapping in the ______.
Edward Lewis made significant contributions to genetic mapping in the ______.
Mutations in homeotic genes can lead to ______ development of body segments.
Mutations in homeotic genes can lead to ______ development of body segments.
In mature eggs, Bicoid mRNA is localized at the far anterior ______.
In mature eggs, Bicoid mRNA is localized at the far anterior ______.
The homeotic gene Antennapedia causes ______ instead of normal antennae.
The homeotic gene Antennapedia causes ______ instead of normal antennae.
Bicoid mRNA is translated into ______ during fertilization.
Bicoid mRNA is translated into ______ during fertilization.
The bicoid gene is critical for specifying the ______ end of the embryo.
The bicoid gene is critical for specifying the ______ end of the embryo.
The ______ changes set a cell on a path of specialization.
The ______ changes set a cell on a path of specialization.
Cytoplasmic determinants and inductive signals contribute to the development of ______ organization.
Cytoplasmic determinants and inductive signals contribute to the development of ______ organization.
Molecular cues tell a cell its location relative to the body ______ and neighboring cells.
Molecular cues tell a cell its location relative to the body ______ and neighboring cells.
Egg polarity genes are responsible for synthesizing ______ determinants.
Egg polarity genes are responsible for synthesizing ______ determinants.
The bicoid gene codes for a ______ protein that is involved in specifying the anterior end of the embryo.
The bicoid gene codes for a ______ protein that is involved in specifying the anterior end of the embryo.
The earliest changes in embryonic development are observed at the ______ level.
The earliest changes in embryonic development are observed at the ______ level.
An embryo with two mutant alleles of the bicoid gene may lack the front half of the body and have two ______.
An embryo with two mutant alleles of the bicoid gene may lack the front half of the body and have two ______.
What is the primary function of cytoplasmic determinants in embryonic development?
What is the primary function of cytoplasmic determinants in embryonic development?
Which type of RNA is primarily involved in leading to mRNA degradation?
Which type of RNA is primarily involved in leading to mRNA degradation?
What is the role of ubiquitin in protein regulation?
What is the role of ubiquitin in protein regulation?
How do signal transduction pathways affect embryonic development?
How do signal transduction pathways affect embryonic development?
Which of the following is true regarding activators in gene transcription?
Which of the following is true regarding activators in gene transcription?
Which is a characteristic of the operon model in prokaryotes?
Which is a characteristic of the operon model in prokaryotes?
What role do proximal control elements play in eukaryotic gene regulation?
What role do proximal control elements play in eukaryotic gene regulation?
What is the effect of histone acetylation on gene expression?
What is the effect of histone acetylation on gene expression?
Which of the following describes the function of enhancers in gene regulation?
Which of the following describes the function of enhancers in gene regulation?
In eukaryotes, how does DNA methylation typically affect gene expression?
In eukaryotes, how does DNA methylation typically affect gene expression?
What is the primary role of specific transcription factors in gene regulation?
What is the primary role of specific transcription factors in gene regulation?
What is the significance of the trp operon in bacterial gene regulation?
What is the significance of the trp operon in bacterial gene regulation?
Which process is NOT involved in the regulation of gene expression in eukaryotes?
Which process is NOT involved in the regulation of gene expression in eukaryotes?
What role does Bicoid protein play during embryonic development?
What role does Bicoid protein play during embryonic development?
What occurs after the fertilization of an egg with regard to Bicoid mRNA?
What occurs after the fertilization of an egg with regard to Bicoid mRNA?
Which of the following best describes homeotic genes?
Which of the following best describes homeotic genes?
What observable phenotype results from a mutation in homeotic genes such as Antennapedia?
What observable phenotype results from a mutation in homeotic genes such as Antennapedia?
How does Bicoid protein influence the embryo after its translation?
How does Bicoid protein influence the embryo after its translation?
What significant insight did Edward Lewis contribute to genetic studies?
What significant insight did Edward Lewis contribute to genetic studies?
What are nurse cells responsible for in the context of egg development?
What are nurse cells responsible for in the context of egg development?
The concentration gradient created by Bicoid protein is crucial for which aspect of embryonic development?
The concentration gradient created by Bicoid protein is crucial for which aspect of embryonic development?
What is the primary role of inductive signals in cell development?
What is the primary role of inductive signals in cell development?
What is the significance of cytoplasmic determinants in embryonic development?
What is the significance of cytoplasmic determinants in embryonic development?
Which stage follows determination in the cell specialization process?
Which stage follows determination in the cell specialization process?
What happens to an embryo with mutations in both alleles of the bicoid gene?
What happens to an embryo with mutations in both alleles of the bicoid gene?
What is characterized by visible changes in cell identity that occur after determination?
What is characterized by visible changes in cell identity that occur after determination?
How do cytoplasmic determinants affect embryonic axis formation?
How do cytoplasmic determinants affect embryonic axis formation?
What initiates the process of body segmentation in the early embryo?
What initiates the process of body segmentation in the early embryo?
What does determination primarily lead to in embryonic cells?
What does determination primarily lead to in embryonic cells?
Which factor significantly contributes to the spatial organization during embryonic development?
Which factor significantly contributes to the spatial organization during embryonic development?
What is a primary factor in determining the anterior end of an embryo?
What is a primary factor in determining the anterior end of an embryo?
What role do cytoplasmic determinants play in early embryonic development?
What role do cytoplasmic determinants play in early embryonic development?
Which process leads to mRNA degradation or translation inhibition?
Which process leads to mRNA degradation or translation inhibition?
How do activators and repressors influence gene expression?
How do activators and repressors influence gene expression?
What is the primary function of albumin in the bloodstream?
What is the primary function of albumin in the bloodstream?
What is the overall consequence of differential gene expression during embryonic development?
What is the overall consequence of differential gene expression during embryonic development?
Which mechanism enables eukaryotic cells to produce different cell types from the same genetic material?
Which mechanism enables eukaryotic cells to produce different cell types from the same genetic material?
Which of the following is NOT a way eukaryotic cells regulate gene expression?
Which of the following is NOT a way eukaryotic cells regulate gene expression?
What is the function of distal control elements in eukaryotic gene regulation?
What is the function of distal control elements in eukaryotic gene regulation?
In the context of the trp operon, what happens when tryptophan levels are high?
In the context of the trp operon, what happens when tryptophan levels are high?
What are transcription factors, and how do they influence gene expression?
What are transcription factors, and how do they influence gene expression?
Which type of modification directly impacts the accessibility of DNA for transcription in eukaryotic cells?
Which type of modification directly impacts the accessibility of DNA for transcription in eukaryotic cells?
When histones undergo methylation, how does it generally affect gene expression?
When histones undergo methylation, how does it generally affect gene expression?
In what manner do activators and repressors influence transcriptional activity?
In what manner do activators and repressors influence transcriptional activity?
What is the primary role of homeotic genes in organismal development?
What is the primary role of homeotic genes in organismal development?
What result occurs from a mutation in homeotic genes like Antennapedia?
What result occurs from a mutation in homeotic genes like Antennapedia?
How does Bicoid mRNA contribute to embryonic development?
How does Bicoid mRNA contribute to embryonic development?
Edward Lewis's work in the 1940s was pivotal for identifying which genetic aspect?
Edward Lewis's work in the 1940s was pivotal for identifying which genetic aspect?
What happens to Bicoid protein after fertilization?
What happens to Bicoid protein after fertilization?
In the context of embryonic development, what is the role of nurse cells?
In the context of embryonic development, what is the role of nurse cells?
What is the primary feature of bicoid mRNA localization within the egg?
What is the primary feature of bicoid mRNA localization within the egg?
What kind of gradient does Bicoid protein create during early embryonic development?
What kind of gradient does Bicoid protein create during early embryonic development?
What is the process that follows determination in embryonic development?
What is the process that follows determination in embryonic development?
What initiates changes in a target cell during the induction process?
What initiates changes in a target cell during the induction process?
How does molecular change contribute to cell specialization?
How does molecular change contribute to cell specialization?
Which statement about the bicoid gene is correct?
Which statement about the bicoid gene is correct?
What is meant by 'determination' in the context of embryonic cells?
What is meant by 'determination' in the context of embryonic cells?
Which of the following best describes the pattern formation in embryos?
Which of the following best describes the pattern formation in embryos?
What is the primary function of the nurse cells in the ovarian follicle?
What is the primary function of the nurse cells in the ovarian follicle?
How does the presence of maternal effect genes influence embryonic development?
How does the presence of maternal effect genes influence embryonic development?
What happens to an embryo with two mutant alleles of the bicoid gene?
What happens to an embryo with two mutant alleles of the bicoid gene?
What is the primary function of albumin in the body?
What is the primary function of albumin in the body?
What role do activators play in transcription?
What role do activators play in transcription?
How do miRNA and siRNA primarily function in gene regulation?
How do miRNA and siRNA primarily function in gene regulation?
What is the result of differential gene expression during embryonic development?
What is the result of differential gene expression during embryonic development?
What is the significance of signal transduction pathways in embryonic development?
What is the significance of signal transduction pathways in embryonic development?
What is the primary function of the operon model?
What is the primary function of the operon model?
Which of the following describes histone acetylation?
Which of the following describes histone acetylation?
What do specific transcription factors do?
What do specific transcription factors do?
How does DNA methylation typically affect gene expression?
How does DNA methylation typically affect gene expression?
What role do enhancers play in gene regulation?
What role do enhancers play in gene regulation?
What characterizes the trp operon?
What characterizes the trp operon?
What is one effect of alternative RNA splicing?
What is one effect of alternative RNA splicing?
What impact does the binding of activators have on chromatin?
What impact does the binding of activators have on chromatin?
What role do homeotic genes play in embryonic development?
What role do homeotic genes play in embryonic development?
What is the function of Bicoid protein in the embryo?
What is the function of Bicoid protein in the embryo?
What effect do mutations in homeotic genes have on an organism?
What effect do mutations in homeotic genes have on an organism?
What process occurs following the fertilization of an egg with regard to Bicoid mRNA?
What process occurs following the fertilization of an egg with regard to Bicoid mRNA?
How did Edward Lewis contribute to the understanding of genetics?
How did Edward Lewis contribute to the understanding of genetics?
Where is Bicoid mRNA located within a mature egg?
Where is Bicoid mRNA located within a mature egg?
What is a characteristic feature of wild type individuals compared to mutants?
What is a characteristic feature of wild type individuals compared to mutants?
Which of the following describes the action of nurse cells during embryonic development?
Which of the following describes the action of nurse cells during embryonic development?
What is the initial stage observed during the determination process of a cell?
What is the initial stage observed during the determination process of a cell?
What describes the process that leads to a cell becoming irreversibly committed to its final fate?
What describes the process that leads to a cell becoming irreversibly committed to its final fate?
Which process follows determination in the development of a cell?
Which process follows determination in the development of a cell?
What are signals that influence nearby cells in the context of cell development called?
What are signals that influence nearby cells in the context of cell development called?
What kind of information do cytoplasmic determinants provide to a developing embryo?
What kind of information do cytoplasmic determinants provide to a developing embryo?
What is the function of the bicoid gene in embryonic development?
What is the function of the bicoid gene in embryonic development?
Which of the following best describes the role of inductive signals in early embryonic development?
Which of the following best describes the role of inductive signals in early embryonic development?
How does a larva develop from an egg according to the stages mentioned?
How does a larva develop from an egg according to the stages mentioned?
What outcome may occur in a larva with two mutant alleles of the bicoid gene?
What outcome may occur in a larva with two mutant alleles of the bicoid gene?
What is one effect of cytoplasmic determinants on a developing organism?
What is one effect of cytoplasmic determinants on a developing organism?
Flashcards
Transcription Activators and Repressors
Transcription Activators and Repressors
Proteins that regulate the formation of the transcription initiation complex, influencing how quickly transcription starts.
Induction in Embryonic Development
Induction in Embryonic Development
The process where one cell signals to another, influencing its development.
Cytoplasmic Determinants
Cytoplasmic Determinants
Substances within the egg's cytoplasm that dictate the early development of an embryo, often distributed unevenly.
RNA Interference (RNAi)
RNA Interference (RNAi)
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Protein Degradation
Protein Degradation
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Differential Gene Expression
Differential Gene Expression
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Operon
Operon
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Operon Function
Operon Function
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Inducible Operon
Inducible Operon
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Repressible operon
Repressible operon
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Chromatin Structure
Chromatin Structure
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Histone Modifications
Histone Modifications
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Histone Acetylation
Histone Acetylation
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Histone Methylation
Histone Methylation
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What is induction?
What is induction?
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What are cytoplasmic determinants?
What are cytoplasmic determinants?
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What is a morphogen?
What is a morphogen?
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What is determination?
What is determination?
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What is differentiation?
What is differentiation?
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How does the environment influence cell fate?
How does the environment influence cell fate?
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What is pattern formation?
What is pattern formation?
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How do signals regulate development?
How do signals regulate development?
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What does the bicoid gene do?
What does the bicoid gene do?
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What is a maternal effect gene?
What is a maternal effect gene?
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Bicoid Protein
Bicoid Protein
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Homeotic gene
Homeotic gene
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Bicoid mRNA
Bicoid mRNA
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Bicoid mRNA translation
Bicoid mRNA translation
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Bicoid protein gradient
Bicoid protein gradient
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Induction (embryonic development)
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Maternal effect
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Study Notes
Gene Expression Regulation
- Prokaryotic genes are organized into operons, clusters of genes under the control of a single promoter
- Eukaryotes use multiple mechanisms to regulate gene expression, including chromatin structure, DNA methylation, specific transcription factors, alternative RNA splicing, mRNA degradation, and protein degradation
- Multicellular organisms exhibit differential gene expression, meaning different genes are active in different cell types. This is guided by maternal effect genes and environmental cues, leading to cell differentiation and pattern formation
- Defects in gene regulation can cause malformations and diseases like cancer
Learning Objectives
- Understanding how bacteria regulate gene expression in response to environmental changes
- Understanding how eukaryotes regulate gene expression to create different cell types
Regulation of a Metabolic Pathway
- Gene expression and enzyme activity regulation are involved in controlling metabolic pathways.
- Long-term control involves regulating gene expression.
- Short-term control involves regulating enzyme activity.
The Operon Model
- Discovered by Jacob and Monod (1961)
- A functioning unit of genomic DNA controlling a cluster of genes
- Genes are transcribed together into mRNA and translated together in the cytoplasm
- Genes in the operon are either expressed together or not at all.
- Multiple genes need to be co-transcribed to define an operon, including a regulatory gene, promoter, operator, and structural genes.
trp Operon (Repressible)
- DNA has regulatory gene (trpR)
- RNA polymerase binds to the promoter when tryptophan is absent, initiating the transcription of genes in the operon
- When tryptophan is present, it acts as a corepressor, activating the repressor protein, which binds to the operator and stops transcription
lac Operon (Inducible)
- DNA has the regulatory gene (laci)
- When lactose is absent, the repressor protein is active, preventing RNA polymerase from binding to the promoter. Therefore, the operon is OFF.
- When lactose is present (inducer), it binds to the repressor, inactivating it. RNA polymerase can now bind to the promoter causing transcription of the operon, and the operon is ON.
Gene Regulation in Eukaryotes
- Chromatin Structure: Histone modifications (acetylation and methylation) influence DNA accessibility, impacting gene expression.
- Acetylation usually makes DNA accessible.
- Methylation typically makes DNA inaccessible.
- DNA Methylation: Covalent attachment of methyl groups (CH3) to cytosine bases, typically at CpG dinucleotides. This often silences genes.
- Specific Transcription Factors: Proteins that bind to specific DNA sequences, promoting or inhibiting transcription.
- Alternative RNA Splicing: Different mRNA molecules can be generated from a single gene due to alternative splicing of exons.
- mRNA Degradation: The lifespan of mRNA impacts the level of protein expression.
- Protein Degradation: The breakdown of proteins through ubiquitin-proteasome pathway controls protein abundance.
Histone Modifications
- Chemical modifications (acetylation or methylation) of histone proteins alter chromatin structure and therefore affect gene expression.
DNA Methylation Details
- The covalent addition of methyl groups to DNA usually involves cytosine bases in CpG dinucleotides.
- Methylation commonly silences genes or represses gene expression.
Target Gene Expression
- Transcription Factors (TF) bind to the promoter region of the target gene, leading to gene expression.
Target Gene Silencing
- Methylated CpG regions in the target gene promoter area can prevent the binding of TFs, preventing gene expression.
3. Gene Transcription Control Elements
- Sections of non-coding DNA bound by transcription factors.
- Proximal control elements are close to the promoter region. Distal control elements are farther away and can be called enhancers or silencers.
- Binding of transcription factors to these elements can enhance or repress gene expression.
4. Alternative RNA Splicing
- Different mRNA molecules (and thus different proteins) can be generated from the same gene.
- This occurs through the excision of introns and the different combinations of exons that are joined together.
5. RNA Interference (RNAi)
- miRNA and siRNA are small, single-stranded RNA molecules that can bind to mRNA.
- Binding can lead to mRNA degradation or inhibition of translation.
6. Protein Degradation
- Ubiquitination marks proteins for degradation by the proteasome.
Differential Gene Expression
- Different genes are active in different cell types in multicellular organisms
- The presence of different sets of activators, leads to differential expression of genes in liver, lens cells, and other tissues.
Developmental Processes
- Cytoplasmic Determinants: Unequal distribution of cytoplasmic substances (RNA and proteins) in the egg can influence subsequent cell fates during development
- Cell Communication (Induction): One cell group can influence the development of another group of cells by contact with cell surface molecules, or the binding of the growth factors.
- Determination: Subtle molecular changes in a cell commits it to a specific fate, paving the way for the differentiation of tissues in multicellular organisms.
- Pattern Formation: Cytoplasmic determinants and inductive signals are involved in laying out the body plan of an organism during development
- Homeotic Genes: These genes govern the anatomical structures of organisms and mutations in them cause structural abnormalities.
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Test your knowledge on key concepts in molecular biology including transcription initiation, gene regulation, and embryonic development. This quiz covers components like micro RNA, bicoid protein, and homeotic genes, essential for understanding developmental biology.
