Transcription is the process of copying a DNA strand to produce RNA. It produces messenger RNA (mRNA), ribosomal RNA (rRNA), and transfer RNA (tRNA). Transcription is selective, occurring in some DNA regions due to signals that determine where to start and stop. This selectivity results in biological differences between tissues. The RNA copies undergo terminal addition, base modification, trimming, and internal segment removal to form functional RNA. Prokaryotic transcription involves RNA polymerase recognizing promoter and terminator regions to synthesize RNA. The polymerase core enzyme requires a sigma factor to form the active holoenzyme that can recognize promoters. Transcription has initiation, elongation, and termination phases.
Transcription is the process of copying a DNA strand to produce RNA. It produces messenger RNA (mRNA), ribosomal RNA (rRNA), and transfer RNA (tRNA). Transcription is selective, occurring in some DNA regions due to signals that determine where to start and stop. This selectivity results in biological differences between tissues. The RNA copies undergo terminal addition, base modification, trimming, and internal segment removal to form functional RNA. Prokaryotic transcription involves RNA polymerase recognizing promoter and terminator regions to synthesize RNA. The polymerase core enzyme requires a sigma factor to form the active holoenzyme that can recognize promoters. Transcription has initiation, elongation, and termination phases.
Transcription is the process of copying a DNA strand to produce RNA. It produces messenger RNA (mRNA), ribosomal RNA (rRNA), and transfer RNA (tRNA). Transcription is selective, occurring in some DNA regions due to signals that determine where to start and stop. This selectivity results in biological differences between tissues. The RNA copies undergo terminal addition, base modification, trimming, and internal segment removal to form functional RNA. Prokaryotic transcription involves RNA polymerase recognizing promoter and terminator regions to synthesize RNA. The polymerase core enzyme requires a sigma factor to form the active holoenzyme that can recognize promoters. Transcription has initiation, elongation, and termination phases.
ASSIGNMENT DNA Transcription Transcription It is a process in protein synthesis in which a DNA strand is coped to make RNA(specially mRNA)
Transcription produce *mRNA unbranched polymeric molecules
*rRNA composed of nucleotide monopho- *tRNA sphate
It also produce small RNA molecules that are not translated to
protein b/c they are ncRNA Transcription is selective so it occurs in some region of the DNA its selectivity is due to signals embedded in the nucleotides sequence of DNA where to start The signals determine how to start where to stop so, the biological difference of an organism’s tissue is a result of selectivity of the transcription process. Transcription has important features. The copies of DNA strand undergo →terminal addition →base modification make the primary transcription →trimming and to functional form →internal segment removal General comparison of mRNA, rRNA, and tRNA
Ribosomal RNA Transfer RNA Messenger RNA
• 80% of total RNA in cell • 15% of total RNA • 5% only • Found in association • The smallest ,4s • Heterogeneous type in with d/ff protein in • There is at least1sp size and base ribosome ecific type of tRNA for • Carries genetic • Prokaryotes have every amino acid information from 23s,16s,and 15s rRNA nuclear DNA to cytosol • Eukaryotes have • Serve as template for 28s,18s,15s,8s, and 5s protein synthesis • Some function as an • Eukaryotes -- mono enzyme like ribozyme cistornic • Prokaryotes – polycistornic • Also contain non coding region Types of transcription • Transcription process is different in cells with d/ff cellular organization In prokaryotes and In eukaryotes Transcription of prokaryote’s gene • One of the d/ce from euaryotes is in the structure of RNA polymerase RNA polymerase • The RNA polymerase of prokaryotes(bacteria) synthesize all RNA except for short RNA rimers needed for DNA relication • Primase - used for RNA primer RNA polymerase : Recognize a promoter region at the beginning of a length of DNA to be transcribed Make complementary RNA copy Recognize the termination region • Both strands of DNA can serve as template, but for a given gene only one can be • The strand which can serve as a template s determined by locatin of promoter core enzyme
• RNA polymerase holoenzme
Core enzyme:- peptide subunit, lack specificity
- cannot recognize location of promoter
Holoenzyme :- active form of functional enzyme
- formed when core enzyme binds with sigma factor - enable the RNA polymerase to recognize promoter region Steps of RNA synthesis • The process of transcription has 3 phases a) initiation b) elongation c) termnaion A transcription unit extends from the promoter to terminator region Primary transcript is the initial product