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Gram-reaction of Gram+ bacteria |
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Gram-reaction of Gram- Bacteria |
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Sensor protein in the inner membrane, part of two-component regulatory system |
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Functions as a DNA binding protein, transcriptional regulator |
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Transcriptional regulator |
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Binds to promoter, starts transcription |
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Product of phosphorylation of ATP in two component regulatory system, can now bind to promoter region |
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5' UTR (Untranslated Region) |
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Stops transcription when Mg+ levels are high by changing confirmation. |
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Flux of genetic information |
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Replication->Transcription->Translation |
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First step of DNA replication |
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Double-stranded DNA unwinds |
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Synthesis of DNA single strand by DNA pol |
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Helicase unwinds parental double helix |
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Binding proteins stabilize separate strands |
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Primase adds short primer to template strand |
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RNA Pol binding, transcription of gene |
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Transcription initiation site is located |
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+1 downstream from promoter |
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Provides a binding site for transcriptional regulator and repressor |
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Asymetric, only one strand is copied |
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Sequence that matches 5'-3' mRNA sequence |
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E.coli RNA pol consists of |
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Core enzyme + Sigma Factor = |
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Holoenzyme is required for correct initiation of transcription by |
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6S RNA mimicking the open complex results in |
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Trapping RNA pol, stopping transcription. |
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Rho-dependent termination |
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Rho-Independent Termination |
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Collection of genes or operons under regulation by the same regulatory protein |
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Collection of genes under regulation by the same stimulus |
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Technique to measure level of induced mRNA |
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Technique to measure level of induced mRNA |
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Method to measure level of induced protein |
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Hybridization - Synthesis of cDNA using RNA as a template |
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An array of known DNA fragments fixed to the surface of a supporting chip |
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How does a DNA microarray work? |
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It measures expression levels of large numbers of genes simultaneously. |
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Used to label cDNA in a microarray, acts as an electrophoresis dye |
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2'3'-Dideoxyadenosine triphosphate, They act as chain terminators so when added by the polymerase, elongation is halted. |
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Breaks down thymine dimers |
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In order to inactivate LexA repressor |
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DNA damage, is created to generate gene expression |
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Post-replication DNA repair system, relies on a repressor to be removed to initiate. |
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Lytic or Virulent (Bacteriophage) |
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Phage that multiplies within the host cell, lyse the cell and release progeny phage. |
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Lysogenic or Temperate Phage |
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Phage that can either multiply via the lytic cycle or enter a quiescent state in the bacterial cell. |
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Expression of most phage genes repressed |
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Required for the binding for the sugar maltose, is a surface protein |
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