- Word Bank Termination Elongation Initiation Pribnow Box 10 20 35 Consensus Sequence 25 5 80 90 Tata B 1 (53.92 KiB) Viewed 37 times
- Word Bank Termination Elongation Initiation Pribnow Box 10 20 35 Consensus Sequence 25 5 80 90 Tata B 2 (53.48 KiB) Viewed 37 times
- Word Bank Termination Elongation Initiation Pribnow Box 10 20 35 Consensus Sequence 25 5 80 90 Tata B 3 (50.5 KiB) Viewed 37 times
- Word Bank Termination Elongation Initiation Pribnow Box 10 20 35 Consensus Sequence 25 5 80 90 Tata B 4 (43.15 KiB) Viewed 37 times
1. ii. The consensus sequences are named and are located at sequence. c. Step 2-Prokaryotic Elongation. i. How many polymerases are needed and what is/are they called? and respectively. a multi-subunit protein complex, binds to the consensus d. Step 2 - Eukaryotic Elongation. i. ii. How many polymerases are needed and what is/are they called? e. Step 3 - Prokaryotic Termination: i. is based on a termination sequence inverted repeats and a string of adenines to create a U's follow this structure, causing the polymerase to termination relies on the to break H bonds between f. Step 3 - Eukaryotic Termination: i. and include then occurs via a special until it has reached the DNA. This is called the containing . A series of factor. This activates and RNA. occur before termination. These and Termination that digests the leftover transcript which it then dissociates from the
Word Bank nucleus sigma subunit helicase Cytoplasm one eukaryotic Torpedo Model enhancer RNase TFIID Pribnow Box hairpin Rho-dependent Intron Lariat Initiation Across 1. 4. The consensus sequences for located at -25, -80, and -90, respectively. 9. is the multi-subunit protein complex that binds to the eukaryotic consensus sequences. 12. The post translational modifications needed previous to eukaryotic termination include: 5' cap, Poly A tail, and splicing. 13. In prokaryotic elongation (how many) RNA polymerase(s) is/are needed termination relies on the rho factor which occurs in prokaryotic termination. initiation are named TATA Box, CAAT and GC-rich, and are
Across 1. termination relies on the rho factor which occurs in prokaryotic termination. 4. The consensus sequences for Initiation are named TATA Box, CAAT and GC-rich, and are located at -25, -80, and -90, respectively. 9. is the multi-subunit protein complex that binds to the eukaryotic consensus sequences. 12. The post translational modifications needed previous to eukaryotic termination include: 5' cap, Poly A tall, and splicing. 13. In prokaryotic elongation 14. The (how many) RNA polymerase (s) is/are needed. intron structure is formed via the spliceosome. 15. The two types of regulatory sequences that work to either increase or decrease the level of transcription in a gene are 16. In prokaryotes, attachment of al sequences in a gene promoter. 17. In eukaryotic the gene being transcribed. Down sequences and silencer sequences. to the RNA polymerase allows it to bind consensus. an RNA strand is synthesized by RNA polymerase I, II or III depending on 2. The prokaryotic consensus sequence located at the -10 position is the 3. Eukaryotic termination is called the 5. The Rho factor has activity which is needed to break H bonds between DNA and RNA. 6. In prokaryotes, Intrinsic termination is based on a termination sequence containing inverted repeats and a string of adenines to create a loop. A series of Uracil's follow this structure, causing the polymerase to dissociate. 7. Eukaryotic termination occurs via a special enzyme that digests the leftover transcript until it has reached the RNA polymerase Il dissociates it from DNA. 8. Bacterial transcription occurs in the 10. The first step in prokaryotic transcription is? 11. Eukaryotic transcription occurs in the