Yeast genes have cis-acting elements upstream of their promoters, similar to enhancers, called upstream activating sequences or UAS Several target genes involved in galactose utilization are regulated by onc UAS that has four binding sites for the protein Gal4. The GAL genes are regulated by Gal4, Gal80 and Gal3 in responsc to galactose. These genes are also regulated by glucose (the preferred carbon source). Predict the expression of the GAL genes in the following mutants or conditions: use ON to indicate transcription occurs or OFF to imdicate no transcription. Expression of GAL genes No glucose and no galactose With galactose and no glucose Strain With glucose Wild-type gal4 mutant gal80 mutant gal3 mutant migl mutant > B of 11 1567 words HFocus B Ix Paragraph Styles Dictate Sensitivit As a graduate student, Prof. Rolfes studied the E. coli regulatory protein PurR. 6. PurR regulates several small operons and single genes whose encoded proteins are involved in the biosynthesis of the purine nucleotides A and G. PurR binds to an operator (0) in the RURGMN operon to regulate its transcription. purG is a structural gene that encodes an enzyme, glutamine PRPP amidotransferase (GPAT), and its enzyme activity can be measured. The expression of purG is repressed when cells are grown in media with guanine, and that repression requires PurR (see first two lines in the table below). Predict the GPAT activity in the following strains. R refers to pwrR: O to purQ; G to purG; the + means functional and the- means non-functional. a. GPAT activity Strain Genotype R+ Q+ G+ Growth with guanine Low activity High activity Growth without guanine High activity High activity R-O+ G+ R+ O+G R+ 0-G+ R-0+ G+/F R+ R+ 0-G+/F' O+ G+ No activity No activity R+ 0- G-/F 0+ G+ b. PurR is 26% identical to LacI, thus the proteins are homologous. Both proteins bind to DNA at operators and both proteins interact with small molecules that regulate their activity: Lacl binds allo-lactose and PurR binds guanine, Compare and contrast the role(s) for the small molecules that affect Lacl and PurR. Answer: D Focus f 11 1540 words Aa Book Pro

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Yeast genes have cis-acting elements upstream of their promoters, similar to
enhancers, called upstream activating sequences or UAS Several target genes involved in
galactose utilization are regulated by onc UAS that has four binding sites for the protein Gal4.
The GAL genes are regulated by Gal4, Gal80 and Gal3 in responsc to galactose. These genes are
also regulated by glucose (the preferred carbon source).
Predict the expression of the GAL genes in the following mutants or conditions: use ON to
indicate transcription occurs or OFF to imdicate no transcription.
Expression of GAL genes
No glucose and no
galactose
With galactose and
no glucose
Strain
With glucose
Wild-type
gal4 mutant
gal80 mutant
gal3 mutant
migl mutant
>
B of 11
1567 words
HFocus
Transcribed Image Text:Yeast genes have cis-acting elements upstream of their promoters, similar to enhancers, called upstream activating sequences or UAS Several target genes involved in galactose utilization are regulated by onc UAS that has four binding sites for the protein Gal4. The GAL genes are regulated by Gal4, Gal80 and Gal3 in responsc to galactose. These genes are also regulated by glucose (the preferred carbon source). Predict the expression of the GAL genes in the following mutants or conditions: use ON to indicate transcription occurs or OFF to imdicate no transcription. Expression of GAL genes No glucose and no galactose With galactose and no glucose Strain With glucose Wild-type gal4 mutant gal80 mutant gal3 mutant migl mutant > B of 11 1567 words HFocus
B
Ix
Paragraph
Styles
Dictate
Sensitivit
As a graduate student, Prof. Rolfes studied the E. coli regulatory protein PurR.
6.
PurR regulates several small operons and single genes whose encoded proteins are involved in
the biosynthesis of the purine nucleotides A and G. PurR binds to an operator (0) in the
RURGMN operon to regulate its transcription. purG is a structural gene that encodes an enzyme,
glutamine PRPP amidotransferase (GPAT), and its enzyme activity can be measured. The
expression of purG is repressed when cells are grown in media with guanine, and that repression
requires PurR (see first two lines in the table below).
Predict the GPAT activity in the following strains. R refers to pwrR: O to purQ; G to purG;
the + means functional and the- means non-functional.
a.
GPAT activity
Strain Genotype
R+ Q+ G+
Growth with guanine
Low activity
High activity
Growth without guanine
High activity
High activity
R-O+ G+
R+ O+G
R+ 0-G+
R-0+ G+/F R+
R+ 0-G+/F' O+ G+
No activity
No activity
R+ 0- G-/F 0+ G+
b. PurR is 26% identical to LacI, thus the proteins are homologous. Both proteins bind to DNA
at operators and both proteins interact with small molecules that regulate their activity: Lacl
binds allo-lactose and PurR binds guanine, Compare and contrast the role(s) for the small
molecules that affect Lacl and PurR.
Answer:
D Focus
f 11
1540 words
Aa
Book Pro
Transcribed Image Text:B Ix Paragraph Styles Dictate Sensitivit As a graduate student, Prof. Rolfes studied the E. coli regulatory protein PurR. 6. PurR regulates several small operons and single genes whose encoded proteins are involved in the biosynthesis of the purine nucleotides A and G. PurR binds to an operator (0) in the RURGMN operon to regulate its transcription. purG is a structural gene that encodes an enzyme, glutamine PRPP amidotransferase (GPAT), and its enzyme activity can be measured. The expression of purG is repressed when cells are grown in media with guanine, and that repression requires PurR (see first two lines in the table below). Predict the GPAT activity in the following strains. R refers to pwrR: O to purQ; G to purG; the + means functional and the- means non-functional. a. GPAT activity Strain Genotype R+ Q+ G+ Growth with guanine Low activity High activity Growth without guanine High activity High activity R-O+ G+ R+ O+G R+ 0-G+ R-0+ G+/F R+ R+ 0-G+/F' O+ G+ No activity No activity R+ 0- G-/F 0+ G+ b. PurR is 26% identical to LacI, thus the proteins are homologous. Both proteins bind to DNA at operators and both proteins interact with small molecules that regulate their activity: Lacl binds allo-lactose and PurR binds guanine, Compare and contrast the role(s) for the small molecules that affect Lacl and PurR. Answer: D Focus f 11 1540 words Aa Book Pro
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The cis-regulatory elements of the upstream activating sequences (UAS) has four binding sites for Gal4 gene. The GAL gene is regulated by some structural genes i.e.  Gal4, Gal80, Gal3. These genes are translated to produce the protein that can convert galactose to glucose, when glucose source is unavailable in the growth medium. Glucose is preferred source for energy production through cellular metabolism.

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