BIOL130 Study Guide - Final Guide: Phosphodiester Bond, Sigma Factor, Ribosomal Rna

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Prokaryotic --- cytoplasm: rna polymerase holoenzyme (promotor, sigma, termination) Holenzyme: sigma (regulatory subunit)+ core enzyme (synthesize mrna) Sigma factor recognizes a promoter sequences (coding: promoter 40-50 (bp) base pair long. 2 key region: -10 box and -35 box: orient the rna polymerase holoenzyme for transcription at the promoter site. Termination sequence --- tell the core enzyme to stop transcription: forms the hairpin loop --- discrupt the shape of enzyme, mrna and dna comes out. Polycistronic--- coding for multiple protein: dna is too big, it needs to be compacted--- wrapped around histones, in eukaryotes there are 3 rna polymerase (1,2,3) Promoters are more complex and diverse (tata box -30bp upstream) Polymerase 1 and 3 have different promoter sequences. Rna requires general transcription factor (rna polymerase ii) There are dead area code for nothing. Polyribosome: tbp recognize the promoter sequence (tata box) Tbp along with accessory protein (e. g. tfiid) recognizes the promoter sequence (tata box)

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