Biochemistry 2280A Study Guide - Final Guide: Frameshift Mutation, Raffinose, Exon

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Topic 17 and 18 prokaryotic and eukaryotic transcription. Central dogma defines transcription and translation as two key processes in gene expression. Initiation is often a principal site of regulation (since it is the first step) Rate of rna processing (steps converting a newly transcribed rna into a molecule that can be translated) splicing of introns. Teps i(cid:374)(cid:272)lude: (cid:1009)" (cid:1011)-methylguanosine capping, (cid:1007)" pol(cid:455)ade(cid:374)(cid:455)latio(cid:374), rna spli(cid:272)i(cid:374)g of i(cid:374)t(cid:396)o(cid:374)s. Rate of transport of mrna out of the nucleus. Prokaryotes lack nucleus, so this step is not necessary. Examples include: proteolytic cleavage to activate a protein (insulin), phosphorylation (addition of covalent phosphate group from atp), glycosylation (addition of one/more sugar moieties), acetylation (addition of acetyl group) Amount of protein present is determined by the balance of its rate of synthesis and rate of degradation. Transcription: copying the nucleotide sequence of a gene into rna. Rna is a linear polymer made of four different nucleotide subunits, linked together by phosphodiester bonds.

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