Exam 14: Regulation of Gene Expression in Bacteria and Bacteriophage
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Antisense control of translation involves the regulation of which enzyme produced by bacterial insertion sequence IS10?
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Mutations of trpL decrease the efficiency of transcriptional regulation by disrupting the formation of which stem-loop structure?
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What are the two active sites or "domains" on a repressor protein?
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Which sigma factor,encoded by the rpoH gene,is active at high temperatures?
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A bacterium is unable to transport lactose into the cell to be broken down.Which gene is likely mutated in this bacterium?
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During the attenuation of the trp operon,which stem loop leads to polycistronic mRNA synthesis during tryptophan starvation?
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Bacterial translation is inhibited by ________ RNA,which is complementary to a portion of a specific mRNA.
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In negative control,what molecule would you expect to find bound to the operator if there is no transcription?
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Regulation of transcription of bacterial genes takes place at which two levels?
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You want to design a repressor protein mutant.Which protein domain is the best target for preventing binding of the corepressor?
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In λ phage,entry into the ________ cycle requires transcription of late genes.
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Which part of the lac operon produces a regulatory protein that is trans-acting?
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What are the three possible alternative stem loops that can form in mRNA?
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Which of the following are constitutive mutants of the lac operon?
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In λ phage,which protein,the product of the cI gene,blocks the transcription required to initiate the lytic cycle?
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Which region of the lambda phage genome enables the linear chromosome to circularize when it enters a host cell?
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Describe the difference between inducible and repressible operons.How does attenuation differ from inducible or repressible operons?
Which of the two inducible operons you've studied would be active if a cell has the following food sources?
a. only lactose
b. only glucose
c. only arabinose
d. lactose and glucose
e. glucose and arabinose
f. lactose and arabinose
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