The activator protein of the Gal1 locus is called ____________.
Gal 4 binds to the UAS and activates the expression of the Gal1 so the answer is Gal 4.
The repressor protein for the Gal1 locus (does not / does) contain a DNA binding domain.
How is the activation of the GAL1 gene prevented in the presence of glucose? The presence of glucose leads to binding of the Mig1 protein to DNA. Mig1 forms a complex with the co-repressor protein Gal4. Gal4 acetylates histones near the GAL1 gene, which shuts down transcription. The presence of glucose leads to binding of the Mig1 protein to DNA. Mig1 forms a complex with the co-repressor protein Tup1. Tup1 deacetylates histones near the GAL1 gene, which shuts down transcription....
When an activator protein interacts with a mediator protein, how does it affect the function of RNA polymerase?
Consider an E. coli strain carrying a mutation in crp (encoding the catabolite activator protein) that prevents CAP from binding CAMP. Predict whether the repressor and the activator is active (able to bind to DNA) or inactive (unable to bind to DNA), and the level of transcription in the following scenarios. Options for transcription levels include high, medium, leaky and off. a. When lactose is present but glucose is not, the repressor is and the activator is leading to levels...
You have identified a novel activator protein. You assume that
like other activators, your protein has activation and DNA binding
domains. You carry out deletion analysis on the part of the ORF
that codes for the C-terminal end of your activator and assay both
DNA binding and transcription. You obtain the results indicated in
the figure below. Answer the following 3 parts (i,ii, &
iii) based on this information.
i. Which most accurately describes which part of the protein
contains...
An activator regulatory protein… a. Is a cis-acting regulatory element b. Recruits RNA polymerase to the promoter c. Prevents RNA polymerase from binding the promoter d. Is involved in negative regulatory control
Fill in the blank (7pts) 5. Histone is a linker histone that can affect nucleosome packing. 6. The p in the CpG motif refers to 7. The yeast Gall gene is regulated by trans-acting activators and repressors. The repressor protein is called 8. The activator protein of the Gall locus is called 9. The repressor protein for the Gall locus (does not / does) contain a DNA binding domain. 10. Deamination of cytosine results in 11. Deamination of 5-methyl cytosine...
1:What is the main difference between an activator protein and an inducer? 2:Give two lines of evidence that indicate the lac operon is inducible. (2 pts) 3: What advantage does diauxic growth present for a bacterium?
when complexed with protein is called gametes cach contain a molecule of is the building material of locus chromosomes organi red genes together constitute the cell's nuclear are passed on to the next eneration in cncode heritable characteristics called that specifies its position on traits have chromatin are located in genome nucleus
The LacI protein is released from the operator sequence upon binding of IPTG, allowing the transcription of all the genes within the lac operon. In this case, LacI is called a transcriptional _______. In comparison, CRP binds to the CRP binding site sequence upon binding of cAMP, enhancing transcription. CRP is called a transcriptional _______. Select one: a. activator ;;;;; activator b. activator ;;;;; repressor c. repressor ;;;;; activator d. repressor ;;;;; repressor e. None of these