source of siRNA-- siRNA it is an exogenous double-stranded RNA.i 1998 Fire & Mello first established this in c. elegans.
stability of siRNA ---- lyophilized siRNA stable for one year at -20 degree in a freezer.
if siRNA is fluorescently labeled and stored in the dark it should be stable for six months at -20 degree
in the si RNA mediated RNAi pathway, the ds RNA is processed into siRNA duplexes comprises of two 21 nucleotide long strands with two nucleotides overhang at 3' ends by an enzyme called dicer. the dicer includes an ATPase/rna helicase domain, catalytic RNase 3rd domain, and ds binding domain. dicer and ds RNA binding protein (together form the RISC complex) then load the RNA duplexes into RISC. the siRNA is thought to provide target specificity to RISC through the base pairing of the guide strand with the target mRNA.
Whats the source of siRNA for the regulation of mRNA expression and stability, please explain.
Where does the following regulation happen? •transcriptional regulation •post-transcriptional regulation •post-translational regulation •miRNA/siRNA (mRNA degradation) •Ubiquitination/phosphorylation (protein degradation)
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
Which of the mechanisms involving siRNA- and miRNA-based gene regulation is INCORRECT? Select one: a. Cleavage of mRNA b. Inhibition of translation c. Post-translational modification d. Degradation of mRNA e. Transcriptional silencing
For Biology of Cancer- Please Explain The regulation of expression of the Ah locus, the protein products regulated by the activities of each gene, the mechanisms of AH-induced gene expression. Should be able to reason (and give an example) on how a selective or aberrant regulation of the Ah-locus might affect the predisposition to malignancies associated with exposure to AH (such as in smoking).
BOTH QUESTIONS PLEASE.
Regulation of pattern formation during development depends upon altered gene expression. The majority of factors needed to generate these patterns regulate gene expression by: Promoting alternative splicing Changing phosphorylation of target proteins Altering mRNA stability Altering transcription of target genes Promoting protein degradation Question 4 3 pts Bicoid is important for generation of the anterior-posterior axis by regulating expression of multiple genes, including hunchback and caudal. How does Bicoid regulate expression of these two genes? Bicoid induces...
What do source and sink mean in unregulated gene expression?
OM op promoter (A) mRNA (M) protein (P)
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tations and Regulation of Gene Expression 6. Which of the following statements about the DNA in your brain cells is TRUE? a. The majority of the DNA in these cells is made up of genes that code for proteins. b. The majority of genes in these cells are expressed as RNA or proteins. C. Your brain cells contain approximately the same DNA as your heart cells. d. All of the above...
Which of the following changes to DNA can be part of epigenetic regulation of gene expression? Choose both correct answers. degradation of mRNA that is no longer needed methylation of DNA acetylation alternate mRNA splicing
QUESTION 19 19. The following is an example of posttranslational regulation of gene expression: A. A. Control of transcription by a repressor B. A. Control of transcription by an inducer. Oc. A. Alternative splicing of RNA. D. A. Controlling transport of mRNA from the nucleus. E. A. Phopsorylation of protein.
1 and 2 please
Question 1 3 pts Regulation of pattern formation during development depends upon altered gene expression. The majority of factors needed to generate these patterns regulate gene expression by: Changing phosphorylation of target proteins Altering mRNA stability Promoting protein degradation Altering transcription of target genes Promoting alternative splicing Question 2 3 pts What makes GFP fusion proteins more useful than western blotting when studying expression of a specific gene during development? Select all correct. Western blotting amplifies...