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| What are the 5 levels of control in Eukaryotic Gene Expression? |
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Definition
| transcriptional control, transport control, mRNA translational control, RNA degradation control, and protein degradation control |
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| What is transcriptional control? |
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| It regulates whether or not a gene is transcribed and the rate at which transcripts are produced |
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| What happens when CI levels are high and CI binds to the Pr promoter? this happens during lysogeny |
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Definition
| It blocks the expression of CRO |
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| rec A binds to the Lex A repressor so that SOS genes are able to be expressed so it can repair damage from UV light. |
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| When is the lytic cycle induced? |
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Definition
| RecA cleaves CI repressor, and CRO is expressed, which allows the late genes to be expressed and this induces the lytic cycle. |
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