Give two examples about inducible/repressible gene expression. Explain the function of the genes, the mechanism of the regulation, and why it is important to have a way to control the level of gene expression.
Give two examples about inducible/repressible gene expression. Explain the function of the genes, the mechanism of...
I am pretty sure that this is negative repressible. Below is an analogy/metaphor about prokaryotic gene regulation. Please label the type appropriately and then explain why that type of regulation matches with that analogy. Possible types of prokaryotic gene regulation: Positive Inducible, Positive Repressible, Negative Inducible or Negative Repressible Analogy: I am trying to make my lecture about transcription. This is working well because there is no one at home where I am recording my PowerPoint. However, Dr. Corn is...
10. Using the lactose operon as an example, diagram and explain gene expression through the action of a promoter, an operator, structural genes, and a repressor protein when lactose is present and when lactose is absent. 11. Define and give examples of epigenetic control of gene expression.
can someone answer 14-17 Genome structure (4) 14. (4 pts) Humans have about 20,000 protein genes encoded in a genome of about 3 billion bp. Rice has about 37,000 protein genes in 300 million bp. How might you explain this difference in gene density? Nuclear organization (14) 15. (6 pts) Describe the structure of a nucleosome. 16. (4 pts) How does chromatin structure affect gene expression? 17. (4 pts) Give two examples of specific chemical modifications which control chromatin structure.
2. Give 2-3 examples of gene regulation in eukaryotes. Define what they are and how they specifically regulate gene expression 3. What is histone acetyltransferase enzyme? How does it regulate gene expression? Explain your reasons 4. What is chromatin remodeling in general? 5. What is DNA methylation? What does methylation mean in this case? How does it intervene gene expression? Explain your reason
Please briefly explain the Regulation of Gene Expression in Eukaryotes at various levels (Please explain EACH): - Chromatin Structure/ Epigenetics - Transcriptional control - Processing and Stability of mRNA - Translational Control - Posttranslational control of protein function - Eliminating the Protein
2. Referring to "Central Dogma of Molecular Biology" give three examples of potential gene expression manipulation; assuming that the effect takes place on a protein level (translational effect), state if your proposed model results in a "gain-of-function", or "loss-of-function" function for each scenario. (9 pts)
What do we call the phenomenon where the expression of one gene or two genes can then affect the expression of another gene? Why is this concept so powerful in terms of genetic expression in multicellular organisms?
Prokaryotes can coordinate the expression of genes for a specific function by grouping them into an operon, which is controlled by a single promotor. Which of the following allows eukaryotes to have similar coordinated control over a set of genes for a specific function? A single transcriptional regulator controlling multiple genes. Multiple transcriptional regulators controlling a gene. RNA interference Post-transcriptional controls
Choose two (2) of the mechanisms of gene expression regulation in eukaryotic cells denoted by rows shown (7 possible in the Figure below. I will only grade your first to for completeness and will NOT grade any more that you write. If you do an EXTRAODINARY job on your answers, you may ear bonus points For each of your choices answer the following 4 questions using COMPLETE sentences 1. What are the base structural differences between molecules (pink, blue or...
7. (10pt) Explain why electronegative gases have higher dielectric strength? What is the mechanism. Give two examples of electronegative gas. 7. (10pt) Explain why electronegative gases have higher dielectric strength? What is the mechanism. Give two examples of electronegative gas.