Predict GAL1 transcription level in glucose and in galactose and explain why a. Deletion of TATA...
Predict GAL1 transcription level in glucose and in galactose and explain why
a. Deletion of TATA box in the promoter of GAL1
b. Deletion of both Gal80 and Gal4 from the genome
c. Deletion of Gal80 and Mig1 from the genome
Homework Answers
a. Deletion of TATA box in the promoter of GAL1 will inhibit the transciption level of GAL1 as the RNA polymerase will fail to bind to the promoter and initiate transcription.
b.Deletion of Gal 80 and Gal4 from the genome will inhibit the transcription level of GAL1 as binding of Gal 4 protein to Upstream activating complex i.e UASG is necessary for initiation of transcription from GAL1.In absence of glucose,Gal80 protein binds to Gal4 protein to inhibit the transcription inititation of Gal 80 but as Gal80 is deleted from genome there would be no transcription.
c.Since Gal80 and Mig 1 inhibit transcription from GAL1,eletion of Gal80 and Mig1 from the genome would not ainhibit the transcription and transcription will continue.
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Predict GAL1 transcription level in glucose and in galactose and
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Please explain your answers as best as you can. I want to be able to understand....
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able to understand.
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Sorry for bad grammar, English is not my native language. For question 11 what is a...
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For question 11 what is a haploid yeast cell? If the cell lacks
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that expression will not occur despite the UAS sequence?
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Please explain your answers as best as you can. I want to be
able to understand.
The first drawing below represents the transcription start site and upstream region of a eukaryotic gene. In addition, four deletion constructs are shown, where the unboxed area represents a deletion of upstream DNA. Note the location of the +1 start site and the promoter, which includes the TATA box Non-deleted DNA template and DNA of the various deletions constructs were added to both systems...
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3) Gene Control in Bacteria - Transcription Activators and Repressors You are interested in examining the regulation of the gene that encodes an enzyme, Tre- ase, important in metabolizing trehalose into glucose in bacteria. Trehalose is a disaccharide formed of two glucose units. It is known that two DNA-binding proteins, TreA and TreB, are important for binding to the promoter of the Tre-ase gene and are involved in regulating the transcription of the Tre-ase gene: TreA binds to the "A"...
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Sorry for bad grammar, English is not my native language.
For question 11 what is a haploid yeast cell? If the cell lacks
the promoter in the first then will it always be true
that expression will not occur despite the UAS sequence?
What is a UAS sequence?
For question number 13 response b how/why when a promoter is
closer to a consensus sequence more transcription occurs?
11. Galactose dependent transcription is regulated by the Gal4 transcription factor which binds...
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