L17 PDF: Gene Expression Notes
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This document discusses gene expression topics such as enhancers and promoters, highlighting the importance of precise regulation. It touches upon RNA processing, including splicing and 3' end modifications, in the context of eukaryotic gene expression.
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(General Transcription Factors) E denotes the Enhancer and P denotes the Promoter The wording in lecture was different , but the points were the same TFs/GTF interaction allows EnhancerPromoter Loop formation You can imagine how disastrous it can be if transcribed incorrectly, leading to consequence...
(General Transcription Factors) E denotes the Enhancer and P denotes the Promoter The wording in lecture was different , but the points were the same TFs/GTF interaction allows EnhancerPromoter Loop formation You can imagine how disastrous it can be if transcribed incorrectly, leading to consequences down the line! Gene/Protein Making thousands of different enhancer-promoter loops! Webbing between digits is the embroyonic state in humans, but mistakes in the formation of the BMP4 Enhancer-Promoter Loop can lead to some humans having some webbing between digits, because webbing cells are not triggered to die. For example, in kidney development only kidney enhancer-promoter loop forms (not the nose or webbing enhancer-promoter loop) There are regions upstream and downstream from the gene body not involved in transcription, which will be named in the next slide) DNA is a Mosaic of different regions! 7methyl Guanine is the simplest 5’-cap and is covalently bonded to three phosphates. (There are more complex 5’ caps.) Spliceosome remove introns leaving behind exons and a little bit of the 3’ end! The 3’ end is removed and a polyA tail is added. A UTR (Untranslated Region) is present upstream and downtream from the translated region