Hoofdstuk 18 2008 deel 1
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The document summarizes regulation of gene expression in bacteria and eukaryotes. It discusses the trp and lac operons in bacteria, which regulate gene expression in response to tryptophan and lactose levels. In eukaryotes, gene expression is controlled by chromatin structure, transcription factors that bind enhancers and recruit RNA polymerase, and post-transcriptional processing of transcripts.
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Hoofdstuk 18 2008 deel 1
- 1. Chapter 18 Regulation of gene expression Groen: Brinker expression Rood: Knirps Blauw: Delta, vein marker From: Cook et al. 2004, Dev Biol. 131, 2113-2124
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- 13. 5 Glucose is preferred
- 19. 8 Birth of a eukaryotic transcript (in this case a precursor for mRNA)
- 20. 8 Birth of a eukaryotic transcript (in this case a precursor for mRNA)
- 21. 8 Birth of a eukaryotic transcript (in this case a precursor for mRNA)
- 22. 8 Birth of a eukaryotic transcript (in this case a precursor for mRNA)
- 23. 8 Birth of a eukaryotic transcript (in this case a precursor for mRNA)
- 24. 8 Birth of a eukaryotic transcript (in this case a precursor for mRNA)
- 25. 8 Birth of a eukaryotic transcript (in this case a precursor for mRNA)