General Transcription
Transcription Initiation
Transcriptional Control of Gene Expression
Transcription repression and activation
Review Article
100

What molecule is produced by transcription

mRNA

100

Where does Polymerase bind for highly transcribed genes?

TATA box

100

What controls the location of RNA Pol binding?

Promoter or TATA box or CpG islands
100

What type of molecule is typically a repressor

A Protein or small RNA

100

A complex of proteins that sense trouble is called a(n)

Inflamasome

200

Does an RNA molecule have an -OH group on the 2' carbon?

Yes

200

What is the region called that contains a TATA box?

Promoter

200

T or F:  An enhancer promotes DNA binding

False:  It increases gene expression.

200

What type of molecule is usually an enhancer?

A Protein

200

Regulation on a gene from a distance is called

Epigenetic Regulation

300

Protein Concentration is mostly controlled by?

Rate of Transcription

300

What is the name of a promoter that is found in about 70% of protein genes and is transcribed at a slow rate?

GpC islands

300

Do transcription factors have to be close to the binding location for RNA polymerases?

No

300

T or F: Activators and repressors are not usually tissue specific and are conserved.

False

300

What type of immune cell is activated from the NF-kB pathway?

B cells

400

What is the polymerase responsible for mRNA production, Pol I, Pol II or Pol III

Poly II

400

Does the RNA polymerase complex assembly all at once or sequentially?

Sequentially

400

T or F:  Repressors and enhancers cannot share a gene.

False.  The opposite is true most of the time.

400

What is a common repressor method involving chromatin?

Deacylation

400

What is a general term for a group of small, noncoding RNAs that are involved in all sorts of regulatory shenanigans?

ncRNAs

500

What molecule does Polymerase I produce?

Pre-RNA

500

The preinitiation complex contains a number of protein helpers.  What is their general name.

Transcription factors

500

Cooperative binding of transcription factors are usually related proteins.

No, just the opposite.

500

The complex that creates a 'bridge' with transcription factors and is able to work with many different transcription factors at once is called the 

Mediator complex

500

What is Rheumtoid arthritis (RA) thought to be caused by?

Alterations in the DNA methylation and histone activity of the cell