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Regulating Gene Expression from RNA to Protein
Fig 16.1
Gene Expression is controlled at all of these steps:•DNA packaging•Transcription•RNA processing and transport•RNA degradation•Translation•Post-translational
Fig 15.1
A processed mRNA ready for translation
Protects from degradation Protects from degradation/ transport
5’ untranslatedregion
3’ untranslatedregion
Fig 16.1
Gene Expression is controlled at all of these steps:•DNA packaging•Transcription•RNA processing and transport•RNA degradation•Translation•Post-translational
Fig 15.1
Seeds germinated underground begin growing in darkness then emerge into light and begin photosynthesis
energy from seed
energy from sun
The level of this mRNA increases after plants are exposed to light.
•How might the cell accomplish this?
The level of this mRNA increases after plants are exposed to light.
•How might the cell accomplish this?Increased transcription and/or decreased mRNA degradation
Northern blot analysis: The level of this mRNA increases after plants are exposed to light.
•How might the cell accomplish this?•Does this necessarily lead to increased protein production?
Fig 16.1
Gene Expression is controlled at all of these steps:•DNA packaging•Transcription•RNA processing and transport•RNA degradation•Translation•Post-translational
Fig 15.1
Fig 15.25
Regulation of iron assimilation in mammals:Regulating of Translation
Fig 15.26Ferritin is regulated at translation
C. elegans is commonly used to study development
C. elegans development
C. elegans mutants with cells that do not develop properly.
C. elegans mutants with cells that do not develop properly.
The product of these genes was found to be RNA?
Cell vol. 116,281-297 2004
MicroRNAs (miRNA) are ~22nt RNAs that play important regulatory roles
How do microRNAs control gene expression?
miRNA expressed
miRNA processed to ~22nt RNA
Mature miRNA
Fig 15.23 and
A processed mRNA ready for translation:microRNAs inhibit translation by binding to the 3’ end of mRNA
microRNA bind to 3’-UTR
5’-UTR3’-UTR
miRNA expressed
miRNA processed to ~22nt RNA
Mature miRNA
the 3’ end with attached microRNA interacts with the 5’ end, blocking translation
Fig 15.23 and
miRNAs can lead to methylation of DNA that
leads to inhibition of transcription
microRNAs primarily target gene products that function during development
Tbl 1
PNAS vol. 101 #1 pg 360-365, 2004
tissue specific expression of mouse microRNA
Silencing RNAs (siRNA) are artificially induced dsRNA
Fig 15.21
siRNA with exact matches to the target mRNA causes degradation of the mRNA
microRNA siRNA
Translation inhibited mRNA degraded
Fig 16.1
Gene Expression is controlled at all of these steps:•DNA packaging•Transcription•RNA processing and transport•RNA degradation•Translation•Post-translational
Phosphorylation and dephosphorylation of proteins can change activity
Ubiquitinization targets proteins for degradation
All protein interactions in an organism compose the interactome
Some proteins function in the cytoplasm; others need to be transported to various organelles.
How can proteins be delivered to their appropriate destinations?
Fig 13.23
Proteins are directed to their destinations via signals in the amino acid sequence
Protein Destinations: secretion or membrane
• Signal sequences target proteins for secretion
Translation of secreted proteins
Translation of membrane bound proteins
Translation of secreted or membrane bound proteins
This step determines secretion or membrane bound.
Protein Destinations: nucleus Signal anywhere in protein, Translation in cytoplasm,Signal not removed
Protein Destinations: mitochondria or chloroplast
Signal translated first, Translation in cytoplasm, Signal removed
Protein Destinations: signals in protein determine destination
Tbl 13.8
Development: differentiating cells to become an organism