
10) Answer- A
Explanation- Histones are positively charged basic proteins [lysine
and arginine rich] that are used in the DNA packaging in
Eukaryotes. eight units of histone proteins form a core, which
wraps a length of DNA around it to form a structural unit of the
chromosome called a nucleosome. hence, nucleosome consists of
histone and DNA.
During the transcription of RNA, the decondensation of chromatin is
required. The RSC [ Remodelling the structure of chromatin] plays
an important role in changing the structure of chromatin. These
complex gain energy from ATP[Adenosine triphosphate] and use this
energy to alter the structure of the nucleosome and allow the
remodeling of chromatin.
From the experiment, it can be observed that the sample 6 does not
contain RSC and hence, there is no release of histones from the
nucleosomes. Due to which the chromatin remains intact and the DNA
is not separated by the Gel electrophoresis. this results in the
formation of the band at position "a" [during the separation of
fragments by Gel-electrophoresis the larger fragments remain at the
top and smaller fragments move away from the well].
11)- Answer- A
Explanation- on observing samples 1,2, and 3 it is clear that the
activity of RSC is ATP dependent. It moves the histone core to the
DNA fragment [labeled] . with an increase in the incubation time,
the width of 'a' is increasing and 'b' is decreasing.
i need help with 10 and 11 please The extent of condensation of chromatin plays an...
The extent of condensation of chromatin plays an important role in the regulation of RNA transcription in eukaryotic cells. Chromatin-remodeling complexes are among proteins that control the physical state and functional activity of chromatin. The experiment described shortly was designed to study the role of a chromatin remodeling complex designated RSC (Remodeling the Structure of Chromatin) in the regulation of nucleosome dynamics. Figure 1 shows the results of an in vitro experiment. The reaction mixtures contained a 32-labelled 154 basepair...
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ANSWER 12 :-
From the above mentioned data, the significance of ATP
molecule in the event progression is seen although taking into
consideration that the process is carried out in an in-vitro
manner, the possibility of transcription occuring decreases taking
into consideration the errors associated with the changes in
certain conditions associated with the experimental setup and hence
it becomes difficult to identify if there is actual phosphorylation
occuring of the nucleosomal histone proteins. This in other terms
cannot...
8. You are studying a newly identified chromatin-remodeling complex, which you call NICRC. You decide to run an in vitro experiment to characterize the activity of the purified complex. Your molecular toolbox includes: (1) a 400-base-pair DNA molecule that has a single recognition site for the restriction endonuclease EcoRI, an enzyme that cleaves internal sites on double-stranded DNA (dsDNA); (2) purified EcoRI enzyme; (3) purified DNase I, a DNA endonuclease that will cleave dsDNA at nonspecific sites if they are...
I need help with part B. This was the entire problem with all
given information.
16. Suppose we want to locate upstream control regions in a certain gene. We have used an exonuclease to chew the gene from the 5 end. Below is the result of several runs, where we have let the exonuclease chew for different periods of time. 1 2 3 4 5 Experiment 1, no exonuclease exposure Experiment 2, 5 min. exonuclease exposure Experiment 3, 10 min....