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This part of the operon makes the protein repressor:
Regulatory Gene
This part of the operon is the point of contact with RNA polymerase and has -10, -35 sequence
Promoter Region
This part of the operon has a palidrome and is recognized by the repressor protein
Operator
How is lactose brought into the bacterial cell?
Via symport at the expense of hydrogen ions (with protons?)
Glucose-lactose in the bacterial cell uses catabolite repression and uses this protein for control:
Cyclic AMP binding protein
If glucose is high, what happens to the level of CAP protein?
CAP will be low and this will allow glucose to be used over lactose.
Which two complementary regions of RNA binding form a termination hairpin?
3 and 4
Which two complementary regions of RNA binding form a signal to continue when the polymerase stalls?
2 and 3
How is expression of proteins regulated if the mRNA are polycistronic?
Through the number of shine-delgarno sequences.
These factors change the specificity of the bacterial RNA polymerase and cause it to form spore structures:
Sigma factors
These are bacterial survival structures:
Spores (endospores)
These complexes are deposited throughout the spore and confer heat resistance:
dipicolonic acid- Ca++
In infants presenting with GI symptoms and neurological symptoms, which spore forming organisms must be on the differential?
Clostridium - in honey, botulisim
These are suicide enzymes that directly remove abnormally placed methyl groups by accepting them onto their own structure
Methyltransferases
This enzyme removed cyclobutane dimers in the presence of visible light- photoreactivation
Photolyase
In dark excision repair, which complex incises the DNA?
UvrABC complex
Provide an extension and redundancy to methyltransferases by cleaving the N-glycosidic bond and removing all modified bases
DNA glycosylases
MUT H, L, S and U are all involved in _________.
Mismatch repair
Dark repair - postreplication repair involves which protein which brings DNA to areas of homology?
RecA
This is an inducible, error prone system
SOS repair
This is the abberant DNA polymerase in SOS repair that fills gaps with DNA bases at random
UmuDC
This happens when a nonsense codon is read by the bacteria instead of terminating the chain
Extragenic mutation
This occurs when the function of a protein is eliminated by one mutation and restored by another mutation at a different location
Intragenic
This is the most common process by which bacteria exchange genetic information
Conjugation
What are the two criteria for transformation?
1. It must be high MW DNA
2. The cells must be competent