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This lecture delves into the intricacies of Class II promoters, particularly focusing on RNA polymerase II, along with the roles of enhancers and silencers. Key elements such as the TATA box and GC box are explored, highlighting their functions and importance in positioning transcription start sites. The lecture also reviews Class I and Class III promoters, emphasizing their structural variations and specific functions in transcription of rRNA and tRNA genes. Visual aids including figures illustrate the concepts of linker scanning and transcription dynamics in a detailed and engaging manner.
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Molecular Genetics Bio350/516 Lecture 17, 3/28/06 I. Chapter 10 (continued) A. Promoters 1. Pol II (class II) a. Linker scanning 2. Pol I (class I) 3. Pol III (class III) B. Enhancers and Silencers
Class II Promoters: mRNA genes
Figure 10.20 Composite of a Class II promoter: Not all elements are in all class II promoters
Figure 10.21 Role of the TATA box in positioning the start site
Frog Oocytes Diameter of 1.0 – 1.2 mm
GC box TATA box GC box 23
Class I Promoters: rRNA genes
Figure 10.24 Linker-Scanning of human rRNA gene TXN = Transcription
Class III Promoters: 5S rRNA & tRNA genes (classical) (promoters are internal) nonclassical genes (some look like Class II promoters)
Figure 10.31a Intron Exons Exons X = XbaI site
Figure 10.31b Protein Levels
Figure 10.31c Transcript Levels
Figure 10.32 Orientation and Position Independent Enhancer