Biochemistry 2280A Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Tata Box, 5.8S Ribosomal Rna, 28S Ribosomal Rna

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Rna polymerases 1,2 and 3 carry out transcription; Polymerase i transcribe 28s, 18s and 5. 8s ribosomal rna genes. Polymerase ii transcribes all protein coding genes and few non-protein coding genes** Polymerase iii transcribe trna, 5s ribosomal genes and other small rna genes. Genes that are expressed in all cell types (ubiquitous) are required for universal cell functions such as: dna repair, protein synthesis, cell survival, nucleic acid synthesis and metabolic pathways. The amount of gene expression in the cells can vary depending on nutrient availability, rates of tissue growth and cell growth. Differentially expressed protein coding genes makes all cells different, important during development. e. g. contractile proteins are present in muscle cells, but not brain cells. A protein domain: a separate part of the tertiary structure that can develop and function without the main protein. Dna binding domain recognises 3 b. p. of double stranded dna. Required to stabilise its structure - wrap around the double helix.

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