Eukaryotic Transcription Unit 3 PDF
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This document provides detailed notes on eukaryotic transcription, including the different RNA polymerases, their locations, and sensitivities. It also discusses the elements of eukaryotic transcription (cis and trans acting elements) and the structure of class II genes.
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unit 3 : eukaryotic transcription * has 3 RNA polymeraze (RNAP) * located inside the nucleas * eukaryotes ↳ have more DNA · includ...
unit 3 : eukaryotic transcription * has 3 RNA polymeraze (RNAP) * located inside the nucleas * eukaryotes ↳ have more DNA · includes chromating condensed = no transcription relaxed = transcription present * properties of the 3 RNA polymerases RNAD I RNAP 11 RNAP II location nucleolus nucleoplasm nucleoplasm RNA produced URNA precursors of mRNA tRNA , rRNA and and SnRNAs SuRNAs [ sensitivity to resistant 50 % inhibition 50 % inhibition alpha amantin slightly sensative I sensitivity to very sensitive slightly sensitive actin D myosin them apart - kills by blocking transcription and used to tell each of -produced 2 mushrooms amanita phalloidis and amanita bisporigena o produces toxins & antibotic of * elements eukaryotic transcription ↳ cis elements · DNA -> > promoters · basel promotor elements of DNA > - peice containg some genes · enhancers ↳ trans acting elements · proteins that bind to cis elements · RNA polymerase · transcription factors * what trangenesis ? is ↳ the INA/gene adding fixing something or in also called genetically modified organism (GMO) * structure of class 11 gene ↳ known as promoter ↳ regulatory elements can be upstream or downstream far away or upstream transcription termination site Promoter ↑ intron A ↑ intron B & ↑ b b * b upstream b exon 1 downstream exon 2 regulatory transcription initiation site u element b called enhancors * structure of class 11 promoters and their control elements ↳ all are core promoters · has > - proximal promoter elements > - TATAbOX > - initiator element Sequance Factor TATA box TATAAAA tata binding protein (TBP) box binding factor/necrosis factor CAAT GGCCAATCT CAAT GCbox GGGCGG Stimulatory protein / (SPI) octamer ATTTGCAT Oct specific to lymphoid cells ATF GIGACGT ATF * TATA box ↳ it is conserved sequance recognized by specific protein ↳ for transcription very important ↳ located 26-34 bpupstream transcription initiation site * alternative eukaryote promoter elements ↳ initiator +1 T · weak consensus surround the initation site R- means purine means pyrimidineany nucleotide ↳ CpG Islands · CG rich stretch > - 100bp from start site · not highly active in promoters * modulating eukaryotic transcription ↳ promoter proximal elements · located between -50 and -100 · close to the promoter · their position and orientation has to be maintained ↳ ennancor elements · can happen far from the gene ( phospholerate activity - DNA · LAP30 and RAP74 subunits] > - interacts with DNA at 5' binds"to polymerase and interacts with TFIIB · has enzymatic activity needed to unwind DNA helit] helicase · starts transcription initiation to transcription elongation can be recruted · by polymase to help restart transcription · ATP dependent ↳ TF11H · unwinds DNA at the transcription start point · ATP dependant DNA helicase · phosphorylates RNA polymerase · releases RNA polymerase from the promoter * assembly of RNApII preinitiation complex 1 TFIID J- recognizes TATA box 2 TFIIA]- interact with TBP 3 TFllB] > binds with polymeraze ↑ TFIIF]- interact with polymeraze outside DNA 5 TFIH] kinase with phosphorelase of the from * release polymerase promoter and inition of transcription ↳ TFIIH adds phosphate group so it loosens the interactions between and TF IID polymeraze ↳ then for elongation goes on * recruitment of the preinitiationComplex TATAless Promoter ↳ TAf interacts with SPI so TFIID will be indirectly bonded to the promoter ↳ TFIID Comes befor TFIIB otranscription factors associated with TATA binding protein * structural organization of the genes coding for RNAs ↳ RNAPI recognizes only one promoter ↳ operon has about 200 copies in human ↳ enzymes that cut RNA · IGS > - intergenic Spacer · ETS > - transcribed extragenic spacer · ITS > - transcribed intragenic spacer regulation of the transcription of RNAPI & in mammals there is a transcription factor called TIF-1A · found in actively dividing cells but absent in nondividing cells & TIF-IA abundant · polymerase I high transcription ↳ TIF-IA IOW · polymerase / low transcription ↳ it interacts with polymerase ↳ required to catalyse the formation of the first phosphodister bond Greleased after the transcription and re used for the next transcription * transcription termination ↳ transcription stops in the intergenic region (IGS) at one of the 18 termination sites located about 256 bp downstream of the mature RNA ↳ transcription termination sites are called sal and have this sequence · AGGTCGACCAGATNTCCG · the sequence function is oreintation dependent it requires the binding of the ↳ transcription termination factorI (TTF1) on the sal sequence transcription the sall ↳ TTFI block around lobp upstream sequance ↳ exonuclease associated to RNAPI cuts 11 bases at 3