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Bio- Chap 11

Gene Expression

QuestionAnswer
activation genes (blank)
enhancer a region agjacent to a eukaryotic gene that must be activated if the gene is to be expressed
euchromatin the uncoiled form of a chromatin
exon coding region of a eukaryotic gene
gene expression the transcription of DNA to RNA and then into proteins
genome the complete genetic material contained in an individual
inducer in the lac operon, the molecule that binds to repressor molecules and induces gene expression
intron a section of a structural gene that does not code for an amino acid and is excised before translation
lac operon DNA segment that codes for the regulatory enzymes for lactose metabolism in E. coli
operon a unit of DNA common in bacteria and phages consisitng of clusters of regulated genes
pre-mRNA a form of mRNA that contains introns and exons
regulator gene a genetic unit that regulates or suppresses the activity of one or more structural genes
repression the blockage of transcription by the action of a repressor protein
repressor protein a protein that inhabits a specific gene form being expressed
strucural gene genes that code for particular polypeptides
transcription factor additional proteins that bind to to enhancers and RNA polymerase and regulate transcription
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