1)Explain the structure of tryphtophan operon and how this operon is regulated at the low and high concentration of tryphtophan.
2) Is individual contact of DNA- protein, weak or strong?
3) Is overall DNA-Protein interaction specific and strong?
1)Explain the structure of tryphtophan operon and how this operon is regulated at the low and...
1) Explain how eukaryotic gene expression is controlled from a distance 2) Describe the experiments that showed all differentiated cells contain all the genetic instructions to direct the formation of a complete organism. 3) Explain the structure of tryphtophan operon and how this operon is regulated at the low and high concentration of tryphtophan.
Quiz 10 1. (2 points) Which of the following conditions would lead to the highest levels of lac operon expression? a) High lactose, high glucose b) High lactose, low glucose c) Low lactose, high glucose d) Low lactose, low glucose e) None of the above would have any lac operon expression 2. (2 points) Which of the following is true concerning molecular genetics? a) tRNA carries amino acids into the nucleus in eukaryotic cells b) DNA polymerase moves towards the...
4. Explain how the genes that control galactose metabolism in yeast are regulated in yeast. How does it differ from the regulation of the lac operon in bacteria? please be detailed in your answer
please help me with the question 15 to 18.
Basic structure of an operon Note that the diagram below is one section of DNA master strend with some areas of DNA labeled in blocks The bracketed area illustrates the basic parts of an operon repressor gene promoter operator structural genes DNA 3 mRNA 5 - 3 repressor protein shown attached to operator #2 Repressor preten "Use purple to color in the repressor gene. The repressor gene codes for a repressor...
1. Explain the antiparallel DNA structure. (5 points) 2. How does a DNA molecule code for a protein. Describe the process completely. (10 points) 3. How does DNA replication ensure accuracy. (5 points)
1. (1 points) A deletion mutation in the leader sequence of the trp operon removes the two tryptophan codons that are involved in attenuation. Predict the effect of this mutation on the expression of the trp structural genes in E. coli cells grown in media that lacks tryptophan. 2. (2 points) What protein family members are the main protein components of the RISC complex? How does the RISC complex target specific mRNAs for silencing? 3. (3 points) In bacteria, the...
Questions The citrate (cit) operon 1. Operons are the basic unit of gene expression in prokaryotes. Explain the role of each of these operon components in prokaryotic gene expression: structural genes, promoter, repressor, and operator 2. Fully describe the E. coli cit operon as it functions in conditions without oxygen. Include promoter, repressor and operator in your description. 3. The cit operon is under negative control. What does that mean and how is this operon negatively controlled? 4. What is...
1. Describe the structure of the DNA molecule and how this structure allows for the storage of information, the replication of DNA, and protein synthesis. • What is the double helix? What are nucleotides, polynucleotide and base pairs? Use these terms to explain the structure of DNA. 2. List the similarities and differences between the various nucleic acid molecules. • What is semi-conservative replication of DNA? How does DNA get replicated?
P OPERON What happens to transcription at the trp operon when 1. tryptophan levels are low? Why? 2. Illustrate it. Include: RNA repressors erase, repressors, and any other molecules needed to show how this worke. GENE TURNED ON -+ + +- Promoter OperatorStructural Genes 3. What happens to transcription at the trp operon when trypto 4. Illustrate it. Include: RNA polymerase, e, repressors and any other molecules needed to show the following GENE TURNED OFF Promoter Operator Structural Genes Circle...
Which of the following helps to explain the how uptake of specific nutrient ions is regulated? Group of answer choices The relationship between the external ion concentration and uptake rate of the ion is fixed. Direct interactions between cations and anion occurs because they are regulated the same way. Transport of an ion into the cytoplasm requires it to bind to a carrier in the plasma membrane and the specificity of the carrier varies. All of the above.