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protein

consists of 1 or more polypeptides

peptide bond

amino acids of a polypeptide joined by this covalent bond

N terminus

beginning of polypeptide chain

C terminus

end of polypeptide chain

amino acid

consists of amino group, carboxyl group, alpha carbon, and R group

aminoacyl, peptidyl, exit

entrance, attachment, and exit point where tRNA binds during different stages of polypeptide synthesis

housekeeping genes

always transcribed/expressed genes. Needed to continually run the cell

conditionally expressed genes

can be shut off occasionally, transcribed and translated based on the needs of the cell

interchromosomal domain

space between chromosomes

regulatory segments

cis-acting sequence elements bounding trans-acting factors

CpG island

lots of Cs followed by lots of G's that blocks transcriptional machinery

histone acetyl transferases

transfers acetyl groups to the histone to mask the positive charge

histone deacetylaces

take off acetyl groups and wind up the DNA, the tails then bind and block the DNA

shRNA

pairs with mRNA and RISC (RNA interference silencing complex) to chew up RNA that needs to be destroyed