Exam 8: Regulation of Gene Expression
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In________ the external signal is transmitted to a sensor that transmits the signal to the rest of the regulatory machinery.
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As a general rule, any given gene has only one type of control system.
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Three classes of protein domains that are critical for proper binding of DNA- binding proteins to DNA in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes include _________,________ , and________.
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Attenuation occurs in the biosynthetic pathway for phenylalanine in Escherichia coli. Therefore, the leader sequence for this pathway will be rich in which of the following?
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Small molecules usually act directly (rather than indirectly) in regulating transcription.
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For the CRP protein to bind to the DNA in the promoter region and thus facilitate translation, a sufficiently high level of cyclic AMP must be present.
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In discussing the control of enzyme transcription, it is essential to consider the cell's environment.
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The two general kinds of protein- nucleic acid interactions are _________ and _________ .
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Proteins and RNA molecules that are needed in the cell, at about the same level under all growth conditions, require constitutive expression.
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The domain frequently found in eukaryotic regulatory proteins that binds to a zinc ion is commonly called the________ .
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Proteins that bind to DNA can either block or activate transcription.
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Effector molecules that influence enzyme synthesis include both _ ________and _________.
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Controlling the activity of an enzyme is an inefficient use of the organism's energy.
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Enzymes carry out the different biochemical reactions needed for cell growth.
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________is a type of control that occurs after the initiation of transcription but before its completion.
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Explain the difference(s) between how prokaryotes and eukaryotes regulate gene expression.
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In considering the function of heat shock proteins, why is it not a surprise that these proteins are both highly conserved and very ancient? Provide your reasoning.
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