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By- Dr. Armaan SinghBy- Dr. Armaan Singh

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Central Dogma

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RNA Content of E. coli Cells

typeSteady State Levels

Synthetic Capacity Stability

rRNA 83% 58% High

tRNA 14% 10% High

mRNA 3% 32% Very Low

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E. Coli RNA Polymerase• RNA polymerase core enzyme is a multimeric protein α 2,β, β ’, ω• The β ’ subunit is involved in DNA binding• The β subunit contains the polymerase active site• The α subunit acts as scaffold on which the other subunits assemble.• Also requires σ-factor for initiation –forms holo enzyme complex

Site of DNA binding and RNA polymerization

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General Gene Structure5’ 3’Transcribed region terminatorPromoter

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Gene Promoters

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Other σ-Factors

• Standard genes – σ 70

• Nitrogen regulated genes – σ 54

• Heat shock regulated genes – σ 32

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Transcriptional Initiation

Closed complex

Open complex

Primer formation

Disassociation of σ-factor

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Pausing induces termination

3’end tends to be AU rich easily to disrupt during pausing. Leads to disassembly of RNA polymerase complex

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Rho Dependent Termination• rho is an ATP-dependent helicase • it moves along RNA transcript,

finds the "bubble", unwinds it and releases RNA chain

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Eukaryotic RNA Polymerases

type Location Products

RNA polymerase I Nucleolus rRNA

RNA polymerase II

Nucleoplasm mRNA

RNA polymerase III

Nucleoplasm rRNA, tRNA, others

Mitochondrial RNA polymerase

Mitochondria Mitochondrial gene transcripts

Chloroplast RNA polymerase

Chloroplast Chloroplast gene transcripts

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Eukaryotic RNA Polymerases

• RNA polymerase I, II, and III

• All 3 are big, multimeric proteins (500-700 kD)

• All have 2 large subunits with sequences similar to β and β' in E.coli RNA polymerase, so catalytic site may be conserved

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Eukaryotic Gene Promoters• Contain AT rich concensus sequence located –19 to –27 bp from transcription start (TATA box)• Site where RNA polymerase II binds

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Transcription Factors• TFAIIA, TFAIIB – components of RNA polymerase II holo-enzyme complex• TFIID – Initiation factor, contains TATA binding protein (TBP) subunit. TATA box recognition. • TFIIF – (RAP30/74) decrease affinity to non-promoter DNA