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Which antiobotic inhibit the procariotic RNA Polimerase

Rifampicina and Actinomicin D

Which structure is required to iniciate the translation for the Expression of a Procaryotic Protein Coding gene

Shine Dalgardo Sequence


(Protein syntesis begins at an AUG codon)

Which sub unit ribosomal is inactivated by the Shiga Toxin (Shigella disenteriae) in the eucariote ribosome?

28S rRNA in the 60 subunit

PROMOTER

Is a region of DNA that initiates transcription of a paticular gene.



A protein factor called sigma is required for the initiation of trnascription at a promoter.


Termination of transcription sometimes requires a protein called rho factor.

Comparison of RNA Polymerase

Prokaryotic Transcriptase Unit

This is going to obtain:


1) Promoter element


2) Coding region



The bacterial promoter contains two "consensus" sequences, called the Pribnow box (or TATA box)

Procariotic mRNA

Polycistronic (contains more than one genes sequences in one particular mRNA)


No introns


Tc and Tl are couple.



The ribosome is the only unusued unic structure in the cell that is actually going to read from 5' to 3'.

Eukaryotic mRNA

Monocistronic


Maduration (capping, apicing, poly-adrnylation).


Tc and Tl ar not couple.

tRNA FUNCTION

Pick up amino acid


Recognize codon on mRNA.

Initiation of transcription in Prokaryotic and Eukariotic cells

Procaryotic= promoter (-10) TATAAT box and (-35) sequece.



Eukaryptic= promoter (-25) TATA box and (-70) CAAT. Transcription factor (TFIID) bind promoter.