Question 13: What is a CpG site? A CpG island? How might a CpG island in...
Question 13: What is a CpG site? A CpG island? How might a CpG island in a gene’s promoter region allow it to be silenced in certain cell types?
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CpG islands or CpG sites are the regions on DNA which are rich in CG dinucleotide repeats. They are mainly present upstream of promoter region. They are important because they protect the promoter and downstream sequences from undergoing methylation due to mutation. Methylation tends to add methyl group to specific nucleotides on DNA thus, silencing the gene. Presence of CpG islands protects the gene from being silenced.
If CpG sequence is mutated, than the chances that promoter region will get methylated will increase. This will lead to silencing of promoter and its downstream gene and will decrease the rate of gene expression.
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